
Image Design's newest Net-Zero residence design in Paw Paw, Michigan they've dubbed the "Vineyard Project" because it is nestled in South Western Michigan's wine country and is located next to one of Paw Paw Winery's vineyards. The home features Prairie stylings and is projected to be a minimum of LEED for Homes "Gold" certification. With its passive solar design features and photovoltaic panels, this home uses about 600 kwh of electricity a month and is generating about 20 kwh of electricity per day, even though it has been fairly cloudy the last month. With the sunny summer month coming they expect this home to be net-metering backwards on a daily basis. Though not a small home (this home has 3,027 sq. ft. of finished area) it was built for about $134.00 per square foot (before any rebates) by Hybrid Homes, LLC.
Some of the key sustainable features of this home include:
Image Design, LLC will be having a open house for the "Vinyard Project" in a few weeks. If any Active Rain readers are interested in seeing this home please email tham at eric.idarch@gmail.com.
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