Summary
Saturday July 13th, 12-2pm
Hosted by: True Bearing Built
- Architect: [bundle] design studio
- Framing: Dosch Construction
- Earthwork: Rawls Excavation
- Plumbing: All Smiles Plumbing
- HVAC: Riverside Heating
- Solar: Ecotech Solar
- Electrical: Meridan Center Electric
![[bundle] design studio](https://sustainableconnections.org/wp-content/uploads/TBB-1.png "TBB")
Green Features:
Solar panels
High performance building envelope using SIGA air barrier system
Exterior insulation using Steico Fiber Wood Product for high R-value wall assemblies
High performance triple-glazed VETTA windows
Zehnder HRV/ERV heat recovery ventilation system
Heat pump hot water system
Photo Gallery
Details
Explore the Lake Whatcom Passive House by True Bearing Built in collaboration with [bundle] design studio. This energy-efficient, wheelchair-accessible home offers serene forest views and solar readiness, with sustainability in mind. Experience the beautiful design and innovative building practices at this peaceful, nature-focused sanctuary.
Design
High performance building envelope using SIGA air barrier system
Water Efficiency
Heat pump water system
Energy & Atmosphere
Solar ready design
Materials & Resources
- High performance triple glazed VETTA windows
- Exterior Insulation using Steico Wood Fiber product for high R-value assemblies
Indoor Air Quality
Zehnder HRV/ERV (Heat Recovery Ventilation System)
Accessibility
- It is possible that flooring will not yet be down
- There are stairs leading to the second floor, and some uneven earth surrounding the house
Parking
The house is situated at the bottom of a sloped driveway with minimal parking. Please park at the top of the driveway and walk down.
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Location
Lake Whatcom Passive House3285 Lakeshore Rd, Bellingham, WA, 98225