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Duvernoy Residence LEED Silver

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  • 26 Apr
  • 2011

Duvernoy Residence LEED Silver

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This home dramatically reduces it’s HVAC energy requirements by using airtight building principles. This home utilized geothermal forced air cooling and geothermal hydronic heating to further reduce HVAC consumption.
-Whole house HEPA filtration system
-Heat Recovery Ventilation System
-Energy Star Lighting and Appliances
-Advanced Building Envelope Techniques
-Sustainable Building Materials

“We achieved exemplary performance in landscape design by
greatly reducing irrigation needs. We used all drought tolerant
species and grasses and installed a rainwater harvesting system.”

David Eifrid of Greenlife Building LLC,
acted as LEED AP and Team Captain on
this project. Alexandar V Bogaerts and
Associates, P.C were the Architects,
Dave Moran of Michigan Heat LLC was
the Green Rater. Steve Pozzi was the
superintendent with Trowbridge
Homes. Michigan Energy services were
the HVAC installers and David
Czesewski assisted with the submittals.

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This home dramatically reduces it’s HVAC energy requirements by using airtight building principles. This home utilized geothermal forced air cooling and geothermal hydronic heating to further reduce HVAC consumption. -Whole house HEPA filtration system -Heat Recovery Ventilation System -Energy Star Lighting and Appliances -Advanced Building Envelope Techniques -Sustainable Building Materials “We achieved exemplary performance in landscape design by greatly reducing irrigation needs. We used all drought tolerant species and grasses and installed a rainwater harvesting system.” David Eifrid of Greenlife Building LLC, acted as LEED AP and Team Captain on this project. Alexandar V Bogaerts and Associates, P.C were the Architects, Dave Moran of Michigan Heat LLC was the Green Rater. Steve Pozzi was the superintendent with Trowbridge Homes. Michigan Energy services were the HVAC installers and David Czesewski assisted with the submittals. View/Download and Share complete project profile here Tags: Ann Arbor, geothermal, leed for homes, LEED Silver, michigan, Single-Family Projects

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