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23%
15%
13%
18%
15%
10%
5%

(This house reported 39 resource efficient features.
Percentages above indicate the distribution of features and total 100%)

Location:
Charleston, Rhode Island
Solar panels for electricity and hot water are prime components of this off-the-grid home

Type of Project:
New Construction

Home Completed:
2000

Setting:
rural

Energy Source:
- solar
- propane
- wood burning

Layout:
Single-Family
3 bedroom
Attached garage

Lot Size:
20 acre

Square Footage:
2600

Sales Market:
Middle-income

Cost/Square Foot:
$ 55.00

Desirable air flow and daylight are enhanced by the open design

Goals


	Home Awards / Certifications
	Northeast Green Building Award - Places to Live 2nd Place 2002 Energy Star Labeled and Certified Home - Builder Option Packages and Guidelines

Primary Contact

Donald Watson, AIA , Architect
EarthRise
Phone: (203) 459-0332
lakesideDJ@aol.com
Note
Donald Watson specializes in environmental design. He is former Professor and Dean of Rensseleaaler Polytechnic Institute. Recipient of many national and international design awards, he was awarded a 2002 NESEA Green Building Design Award for this home. - Designer

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