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Advanced techniques. Environmental understanding.
Building green starts with a commitment at project inception and is reflected in the land and site planning along with the architectural design. This critical planning and specification process is followed by the equally crucial implementation and construction phase, resulting in minimized environmental impact and highly energy efficient homes.

Land Development
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Preservation

• 690 acres of Conserved Land monitored by
Westchester Land Trust
• Building on less than 10% of the property

Wildlife Management

• Box Turtle Relocation & Habitat Management
• Conservation Management Plan
Storm water Management
• Heavily planted retention basins
• Roof water collected, piped to storm water
management system

• Storm water collection and filtering
through basins

Construction Methods
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High-performance integrated designs are used to
optimize multiple energy efficiencies

Insulation & Air Sealing

• An advanced building envelope minimizes
the need for energy through construction of
advanced wall and ceiling assemblies
Water and Moisture Management
• I ncreases the durability of the house and
reduces risk of mold and mildew
- High efficiency spray foam insulation
- I nsulating entire envelope including the
attic and basement as required
- Moisture control by dew point
management
- Reduces ice-damming
- E liminates drafts/air infiltration
- Reduces heat loss/gain
- Reduces the required size of air conditioner

On-Site Recycling of construction waste

Construction Materials
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Hydro Air Heat & Cooling Systems

High-efficiency heating and air-conditioning
equipment maximizes energy savings and
reduces operating cost
• A 92% efficient AFUED irect Vent Boiler
• 14 SEE R Air Compressor
• Variable speed air handlers

Indoor air-quality

• E liminating naturally drafted combustion
appliances, often a source of carbon
monoxide in homes, and providing proper
ventilation based on national standards

Mechanical Ventilation

Cement Board Siding

Cultured Stone Veneer

Floor and Roof Truss System

High Efficiency Appliances

Insulated Fiberglass Front Door

Vinyl clad high efficiency Low-E glass windows

Composite Wood interior doors and trim

Low VOC Paints

Low VOC Carpet

Low Maintenance decking

Insulated Garage doors

Structured Plumbing Distribution

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