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H2D Architecture + Design and Carlisle Classic Homes are excited to announce that one of our recently completed new custom home projects will be featured on the NW Ecobuilding Guild's Green Home Tour on April 27, 2024.  This home will be open for in person tours from 11am to 5pm on April 27th, 2024.  Please follow this link to learn more and to register for the tour. This high-performance home, the Seward Park Industrial Custom Home,  recently completed construction and boasts numerous cutting edge sustainable construction materials and methods, in addition to showcasing a variety of unique design features.  Green features of this home include a highly insulated and efficient exterior envelope meeting Passive House air tightness standards, a Structurally Insulated Panel (SIPS) roof system, sustainably sourced wood products, and an efficient HVAC system for heating, cooling, and ventilation. The exterior of the home is built to optimize energy efficiency in the home and provide years of durability.  The walls of the home are designed with a combination of products including cellulose insulation, Gutex interlocking wood fiber panel boards, air barrier meeting Passive House air tightness standards, rain screen system, and fibercement panel siding. The modern shed roof is built with Structurally Insulated Panels (SIPS).  These technologies work together to provide a highly insulated system  that reduces thermal bridging, creates a water resistant and airtight barrier, and allows moisture to escape. The HVAC system is designed for energy efficiency and to create a comfortable environment in the home.  The SpacePak system installed in the home provides a multifunctional and multi-zoned system.  The system includes in-floor radiant heating and cooling system installed in the exposed concrete floors for both floors of the home, as well as a high-velocity forced air heating, cooling and ventilation system.  The home has multiple zones and is customized to provide the occupants with the heating and cooling they desire for the various spaces in the home.  The HVAC system, as well as the lighting in the home, is set up with smart technologies allowing the homeowner to easily adjust settings directly in their smart app. Beyond the sustainable aspects of this home, this two-story structure is designed in an modern industrial style with numerous unique design features.  The main floor of the home has an open plan with a kitchen, dining, and living room segmented with a three sided fireplace and wall of sliding glass doors leading out to an expansive deck with views of Lake Washington.  The gourmet kitchen is designed with high end appliances, custom cabinetry, concrete countertops, custom steel pot rack, and wet bar.  Other unique features in the home include a exposed steel beams, large cantilevered roof overhangs, spa-like primary bathroom with smart controls in the shower, wine cellar, office with custom built-ins, and home gym.  The industrial modern styling of the home is expressed with exposed steel beams, industrial materials, polished concrete floors, and contemporary finishes. Learn more about the project here!

H2D Architecture + Design and Carlisle Classic Homes are excited to announce that one of our recent projects will be featured on the Northwest EcoBuilding Guild Green Home Tour on Saturday, April 29, 2023!  The featured home, the Nearly Passive Blue Ridge Custom Home,  recently completed construction and is an amazing example of sustainable construction materials and methods, in addition to showcasing a variety of unique design features.  This high-performance energy efficient home boasts cutting edge technologies for foundations, walls and ventilation systems combined with a beautiful design. The foundation is designed with ICF (insulated concrete forms) to reduce transfer of heat (thermal bridging).  The walls are designed with a combination of products including cellulose insulation, Gutex interlocking wood fiber board panels, Zip sheathing and tape, Mento house wrap, and a mesh rain screen.  These technologies work together to provide a highly insulated wall system with a continuous layer of insulation that reduces thermal bridging, creates a water resistant and airtight barrier, and allows moisture to escape.  Other unique design features include an Attached Accessory Dwelling Unit (AADU) connected to the house with a hidden steel door, residential elevator for accessible access to all three floors of the home, gourmet kitchen, custom cabinetry with many numerous features, custom tile work, and great views of the Puget Sound.  Learn more about this home at:     https://nwgreenhometour.org/ghtoursite/near-passive-house-blue-ridge-home/.         Please join us on the tour on April 29th! Get Your FREE Tickets for the 2023 NW Green Home Tour! Saturday, April 29, 2023 from 11:00am-5:00pm Sites spanning from Mt. Vernon to Seattle to Olympia to Portland The 2023 NW Green Home Tour is a FREE opportunity to see first-hand the many ways that environmentally conscious design and construction can benefit not only the planet as a whole, but your local community, your family, and you! This year’s tour features green building approaches that can put more money in your pocket by lowering your energy costs or even eliminating them altogether. We’ll show you remodels and new builds, backyard cottages, single-family residences, and co-housing units. The homes on our tour boast a variety of green building features and certifications, including Passive House, Built Green, and Net-Zero. Get your FREE tickets at nwgreenhometour.org/register Presented by the Northwest EcoBuilding Guild.