It is exciting to see the windows being installed.
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This year's Eco House is spectacular. Tremendous architecture, design, and sustainable technologies make this the “home of the future” now. It is durable, sustainable, comfortable, and beautiful. The Eco-House for 2009 is Net-Zero. Zero energy building (ZEB) or net zero energy building is a term applied to buildings with zero net energy consumption and zero carbon emissions annually. A special thanks to SALA Architects Inc. Dave, Eric, Marc, Chris, and Jared. Nice work.
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- This shows galvalume siding with a band of Rich...
- This view shows the rain screen. The material is t...
- Steve and Britt are highlighting the Wheat Board. ...
- Our painter is using a low VOC paint.
- This is our lead carpenter, Taylor.
- This photo shows cork flooring being installed.
- The frame for the rain screen coming together. It ...
- These are pavers that will be part of a display.
- We had a sneak peak for our associates and clients...
- The carport is gettiing a veneer of tamarack insta...
- Inside the home Wheatboard is being used as a wall...
- You can see the threaded rods that are part of the...
- A nice photo of the PVC panels.
- Solar panel installation.
- More solar panel installation.
- I really like the look of this building.
- It is exciting to see the windows being installed...
- Our team keeps a clean job site.
- You are looking at a "solar chimney". Think of it ...
- The SIP panels are all in place.
- The Eco-House fits snugly in the Progress Center!...
- This is a good shot of the SIP panel installation...
- The garage is up. Very unique.
- The SIP panels are being installed.
- You can see the floor joists in place inside the b...
- The building is coming together. The SIP panels w...
- Great looking trailer!
- Nice photo of a few bents.
- You can see a few of the bents after installation...
- These are threaded with a clevass and dowel connec...
- We brought one of our fork lifts to St. Paul. for...
- You can see the connecting plates in each bent.
- The "bent" construction is progressing.
- The walls of the Eco-House are made from what is...
- This picture shows the floor outline of the Eco-H...
- We are setting up a pattern for the first "bent"....
- Pic 290 These are the steel connecting plates th...
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