Method Homes modular construction near Seattle, Washington has both a commitment to sustainable materials as well as a customizable design. The home by Balance Associates Architects can be easily scaled from a studio to a three bedroom home with LEED standards. Energy efficiency and utilization of eco materials were highlighted by using: FSC-certified lumber, radiant heating, low-flow fixtures, excellent insulation, energy star appliances, optional solar arrays, recycled tiles, bamboo flooring/cabinets and zero-VOC finishes.
Method homes are factory constructed, cutting waste to less than 10% of materials used. Homes take approx. 3 months to build after permits are approved-costs are estimated around $150 and $250 per square foot. For more info, see their blog.

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Thursday, July 24, 2008
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Posted by hautenature* at 10:02 AM
Labels: eco architectural materials, green building, prefab
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