Although the home boasts a large square footage, technologically advanced features and high performance materials aid in making this home one of the highest energy saving homes in Nashville. Features of the property that assist in certifying the home as LEED certified include: minimizing site disturbance, selecting high performing, sustainable materials, use of reclaimed products, and rainwater co
llection, high-performance geo-thermal heat pump, energy efficient appliances, low-flow faucets, showers, and toilets, and landscaping with native plant species. Architect: Farris Concepts in Architecture
Builder: Will Andrews Contractor
Green Rater: Carl Seville
LEED-H Consultant: Exoterra Architects
Other features include:
- 20,000 gallon Rainwater collection tank, collecting 100% of roof surface area. Extensive water treatment, providing better quality water than Metro City water. Captured rainwater re-used for irrigation and indoor showers.
- Permeable paving and on-site stormwater infiltration features.
- Restoration of native plant species and extensive tree preservation has taken place.
- Spray foam building envelope with 1" Dow SIS (Structural Insulated Sheathing) on the exterior, acting as moisture barrier, insulation board, and structural sheathing.
- Reclaimed Oak hardwood flooring from Mid TN.
- Reclaimed slate roof from the East Coast
- Reclaimed stone from Franklin, TN (used on foundation and landscaping features)
- Lutron Whole-Home lighting control system
- High Efficiency Geothermal HeatPump system
- Marvin Windows - Low E with Argon
