Phinney House Remodel (2005/2006)

by Jeff Lewis and Jim Burton

featured in:
Practical Green Remodeling (Oct 2010)
100 Great Extensions & Renovations (Jun 2007)
Northwest Home + Garden (Mar 2006)

Northwest Home + Garden 2006 phinney house front phinney house main dining S from NE phinney house main dining SW
phinney house main kitchen E phinney house main bath phinney house back phinney house upper N bath
phinney house stairs phinney house front entry phinney house living SE phinney house doorbell

Some of the many ecologically sustainable elements we used in this project include: hydronic radiant-floor heat; whole-house heat-recovery ventilation; FSC-certified lumber, plywood and cabinetry; reclaimed fir beams and columns; sustainably-harvested Ipe wood siding and decking; straw-board flooring; non-toxic paints and finishes; concrete with fly-ash content; and rain-screen siding.

The finished house was certified Built-Green and is used as one of their case studies.

phinney house front before phinney house front no roof phinney house front framed phinney house front
phinney house back before phinney house back no roof phinney house back framed phinney house back
  phinney house main SW no roof   phinney house main dining SW
  phinney house living SE framed phinney house living SE
 
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