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Green ArchitectureNew House on Lieutenant's Island

Wellfleet MA

Presented by Joy Cuming AIA, NCARB, LEED AP of

www.alinearchitecture.com

Beyond the sick house syndrome

• Lower operating costs

• Increased Comfort

• Improved environmental quality

• Enhanced durability

• Less maintenance

Incentives to Change

The TeamTwine Field Custom Builders, LLC – General Contractor

- Hydrology, site mitigations andConservation Commission representation and Order of Conditions

overseer.

nexamp - Renewable Energy Systems Design and

Installation

– Green Building Design and Documentation

•NAHB Green Building Certification, Gold level

•Energy Star Certified

•Low HERS Index = 57

Certifications and Ratings

Energy efficiency improvements such as high levels of insulation, efficient HVAC systems, high-performance windows and energy-efficient appliances and lighting.Water conservation measures such as water-efficient appliances and fixtures, filtration systems, and drought resistant or low-maintenance landscaping.Resource conservation using materials and techniques such as engineered wood and wood alternatives, recycled building materials, sustainably harvested lumber, and more durable products.Indoor environmental quality considerations such as effective HVAC equipment, formaldehyde-free finishes, low-allergen materials, and products with minimum off-gassing or low volatile organic compounds (VOCs).Site design planning such as minimizing disruption and preserving open space.Homeowner education through manuals and operating guidesGreen business practices that adopt ideas from other industries for saving resources and money in the home office.

Program Goals

Program Results

Context

THE SITE

Site design planning such as minimizing disruption and preserving open space.

The concept

Final site plan

Ground level plan

Use of standard or modular dimensions to avoid cuts

Second level plan

Create roof decks over habitable spaces to avoid expensive timber deck construction

Minimize openings on the north side

Site mitigations and excavation – protecting against erosion and

minimizing disruption to the environment

Cut and fill

to avoid removal of soil from the site

Create a detailed framing plan and detailed material take-offs. Provide a onsite cut list for all framing and sheathing material

Use of Engineered Lumber, Precut Material Packages and to Avoid Waste

Insulation high density fiberglass behind 1” of closed cell spray foam to walls, closed cell to ribband and roof, open cell spray foam around all window openings, Closed cell to roof

Tight Envelope

Photovoltaic solar array

Vapor and thermal barriers

RAINWALL

Innovative materials

Recycled Finish materials

Low VOC cabinetry and finishes

Glass Balustrade

Healing the site

UPFRONT COSTS

vs.

LONG TERM OPERATIONS & COSTS

Consider Life-cycle costs:

A 2% increase in upfront costs due to the use of green

building products would result in life cycle costs of 20%

This is 10 times the original investment

Thank you