PROJECT DESIGN IN-PROCESS

As our planet continues to warm, sustainable building practices will become even more crucial to constructing new single-family homes for several reasons.

They significantly reduce the environmental impact of buildings by utilizing eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient technologies, such as solar panels and green insulation materials. This not only helps conserve natural resources but also decreases greenhouse gas emissions.
Secondly, sustainable homes are not just about saving the planet but also offer homeowners significant long-term cost savings. Imagine reducing your energy and water bills thanks to features like energy-efficient appliances and rainwater harvesting systems. It's a win for your wallet and the environment. Furthermore, these practices improve residents' overall health and comfort by promoting better air quality and natural light.

Ultimately, incorporating sustainability into new home construction supports the broader goal of creating environmentally responsible communities and contributes to the fight against climate change, making it an essential consideration for future residential developments.

Project Name: Seawall

Typology: New Build - Single Family Residence

Location: Maine

Year: 2024-2025

Status: Ongoing, Unbuilt

Size: 3,200 sqft

Client: Private

Collaborators: Private

Design Team

Nathan E. Minett, RA, Kevin Atkinson, Myat Khine, Xiaoxian Hu, Kenneth Namkung, Jigz Miranda, & Fil Henri Hechanova