The document describes the New Old Green Modular (NOGM) home, which was selected as the Country Living 2010 House of the Year. The NOGM home combines old world design aesthetics with modern energy efficiency and sustainability features. It can reduce energy consumption by over 50% and save thousands of gallons of water per year compared to a typical home. The NOGM home is certified to the highest green building standards due to its proprietary whole-systems approach to construction.
This document provides an overview of the ZED Woods apartment complex, highlighting its green and sustainable features. It is India's first Platinum-rated residential building under the Indian green Business Council rating system. Some key points:
1) ZED Woods has expansive landscaped areas that provide fresh air and privacy while reducing heat. It is one of the highest rated green buildings in the world.
2) The development utilizes sustainable materials and technologies to minimize energy and water usage and rely less on municipal infrastructure.
3) Residents benefit from many amenities while living in an environmentally-friendly community that supports health, comfort and green living.
CalStar has developed a new type of architectural masonry unit called fly ash brick (FAB) made primarily from fly ash, a byproduct of coal combustion. FAB requires less energy to produce than traditional clay brick, contains recycled content, and reduces carbon emissions. It is competitively priced with other masonry options and provides a sustainable alternative for the masonry industry in the Midwest and beyond. FAB performs similarly to clay brick but with a lower environmental impact through its use of an industrial byproduct and more efficient manufacturing process.
These pages offer you a tour of what these homes offer—in terms of handpicked construction material, what it means to you as a long‐term resident, and in looks and aesthetic appeal.
This document provides a summary of a new home built in St. George, Utah to be sustainable and blend into the local landscape. The 2,772 square foot home earned National Green Building Standard and Energy Star certifications. It uses a zoned mini-split heating and cooling system, high insulation values, and an earth-hugging design to minimize energy costs in the harsh desert climate while drawing inspiration from the traditional homes of the native Pueblo people. Landscaping with drought-tolerant plants and a drip irrigation system also helps the home blend into its spectacular red rock surroundings.
This document provides information about building homes using alternative and sustainable materials and techniques at TownsEnd. It discusses 5 main aspects of building a home: the foundation and plinth, walls, roofs, floors, and woodwork. Alternative wall materials presented include stabilized compressed earth blocks, hollow clay blocks, and composite systems. Roof options discussed are made from materials like Kadapa slabs and ferrocement that reduce costs. Floors can be made from local natural stone. The document emphasizes using local and renewable resources to reduce environmental impact.
This document reviews and compares two cordless electric lawn mowers: the Cub Cadet CC-500 BAT and the Black & Decker CMM1200.
The Cub Cadet has a powerful mulching system and battery, but less efficient bagging than some models. The Black & Decker has a smaller cutting path but longer battery life, making it suitable for small lawns. Both models are environmentally friendly, quiet, and low maintenance compared to gas mowers. The document provides specifications and pros and cons of each mower.
Libertad Urban Farm is proposing transportable planting units that can be easily constructed, moved if needed, and deconstructed using inexpensive and readily available materials like pallets, burlap, and wooden planks. The design allows the units to be moved by forklift or manually if pressure from the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation requires relocating. The proposal also outlines educational programs, workshops, and partnerships to promote sustainable urban agriculture, environmental conservation, and community development.
This is my current portfolio of selected projects that I have had the privilege of being part of throughout my career. Please feel free to ask questions about them. Critiques are welcome!!
This document provides an overview of the ZED Woods apartment complex, highlighting its green and sustainable features. It is India's first Platinum-rated residential building under the Indian green Business Council rating system. Some key points:
1) ZED Woods has expansive landscaped areas that provide fresh air and privacy while reducing heat. It is one of the highest rated green buildings in the world.
2) The development utilizes sustainable materials and technologies to minimize energy and water usage and rely less on municipal infrastructure.
3) Residents benefit from many amenities while living in an environmentally-friendly community that supports health, comfort and green living.
CalStar has developed a new type of architectural masonry unit called fly ash brick (FAB) made primarily from fly ash, a byproduct of coal combustion. FAB requires less energy to produce than traditional clay brick, contains recycled content, and reduces carbon emissions. It is competitively priced with other masonry options and provides a sustainable alternative for the masonry industry in the Midwest and beyond. FAB performs similarly to clay brick but with a lower environmental impact through its use of an industrial byproduct and more efficient manufacturing process.
These pages offer you a tour of what these homes offer—in terms of handpicked construction material, what it means to you as a long‐term resident, and in looks and aesthetic appeal.
This document provides a summary of a new home built in St. George, Utah to be sustainable and blend into the local landscape. The 2,772 square foot home earned National Green Building Standard and Energy Star certifications. It uses a zoned mini-split heating and cooling system, high insulation values, and an earth-hugging design to minimize energy costs in the harsh desert climate while drawing inspiration from the traditional homes of the native Pueblo people. Landscaping with drought-tolerant plants and a drip irrigation system also helps the home blend into its spectacular red rock surroundings.
This document provides information about building homes using alternative and sustainable materials and techniques at TownsEnd. It discusses 5 main aspects of building a home: the foundation and plinth, walls, roofs, floors, and woodwork. Alternative wall materials presented include stabilized compressed earth blocks, hollow clay blocks, and composite systems. Roof options discussed are made from materials like Kadapa slabs and ferrocement that reduce costs. Floors can be made from local natural stone. The document emphasizes using local and renewable resources to reduce environmental impact.
This document reviews and compares two cordless electric lawn mowers: the Cub Cadet CC-500 BAT and the Black & Decker CMM1200.
The Cub Cadet has a powerful mulching system and battery, but less efficient bagging than some models. The Black & Decker has a smaller cutting path but longer battery life, making it suitable for small lawns. Both models are environmentally friendly, quiet, and low maintenance compared to gas mowers. The document provides specifications and pros and cons of each mower.
Libertad Urban Farm is proposing transportable planting units that can be easily constructed, moved if needed, and deconstructed using inexpensive and readily available materials like pallets, burlap, and wooden planks. The design allows the units to be moved by forklift or manually if pressure from the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation requires relocating. The proposal also outlines educational programs, workshops, and partnerships to promote sustainable urban agriculture, environmental conservation, and community development.
This is my current portfolio of selected projects that I have had the privilege of being part of throughout my career. Please feel free to ask questions about them. Critiques are welcome!!
Natural Solidwood homes are durable, sustainable, strong and warm. The wood used locks up large amounts of CO2 indefinitely and buildings have a high insulation and thermal mass.
Hidden Valley Paluma Townsville Solar EnergyCPA Australia
This document summarizes the history and sustainability efforts of Hidden Valley Cabins, a family-run eco-resort in Australia. It discusses how the owners purchased the property in 1986 and have since expanded the resort while focusing on reducing their environmental impact through initiatives like installing a solar power system, becoming carbon neutral, receiving eco-certification, and educating guests on sustainability. The resort aims to be a leader in eco-tourism and show that small businesses can make meaningful changes to protect the environment.
This architecture is so new and unlike anything that has come before, yet the architect Bjarke Ingels describes his process as organic and evolutionary rather than revolutionary. The two towers of Grove at Grand Bay respond to their surroundings and to each other to provide optimal views at every level, taking their design cues from the local condominium vernacular while continuing its evolution.
The document provides an overview of the Passive House building energy standard. It discusses the motivation for Passive House, including economy, efficiency, and opportunity. A brief history is given of early passive design concepts in the 1970s and the development of the Passive House Institute in the 1990s. The key concepts, metrics, and benefits of the Passive House standard are summarized, including ultra-low energy use, high comfort, health, quality, and sustainability. Challenges and opportunities for delivery and adoption are also mentioned.
The East Hill Infill project is designed to achieve LEED platinum certification. It replaces a single-family home with a duplex that increases density while minimizing site coverage. The design emphasizes sustainability, simplicity/adaptability, and continuity with the neighborhood character. Sustainable features include rainwater harvesting, drought-tolerant landscaping, and energy-efficient systems. The structure is designed to allow future expansion, accessory units, and retrofitting. Materials and details reference nearby early 20th century homes while incorporating modern green building techniques.
This document discusses how several independent schools in Maryland are incorporating green and sustainable practices. It describes green roofs, solar panels, straw bale construction, recycling programs, rainwater collection, native landscaping, and teaching sustainability lessons at schools like Friends Community School, Roland Park Country School, Gibson Island Country School, Bullis School, and St. Martin's-in-the-Field Day School. Water management, energy efficiency, and waste reduction are common themes across different school projects.
This portfolio provides information on John Kellett, a conservation architect with expertise in architectural conservation. It lists his qualifications including a postgraduate diploma in architectural conservation. It also lists his memberships in organizations like the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings and committees with the Royal Institute of British Architects. The document includes diagrams of architectural plans and sections for a refurbishment and remodeling project to meet the current needs of the YMCA in Leicester.
The document discusses biomimicry, which is human imitation of natural forms and processes in design. It provides examples of biomimicry in various applications, such as Velcro mimicking burdock seeds and gecko tape mimicking gecko adhesion. The author then proposes a project to incorporate biomimicry principles into interior design to create a sustainable design that promotes growth within a building's natural environment. The proposal involves choosing an existing building and analyzing solar exposure to inform design elements like a rooftop garden and vertical green wall. Program and floor plans are presented along with a decision model applying biomimicry traits like recycling energy and using local amenities.
Roofing is an important consideration for LEED certification. Sarnafil roofing systems can help earn LEED points and their experience with over 20 LEED projects makes them well-qualified to assist. Their high-performance, energy-efficient and long-lasting membranes meet LEED criteria while offering benefits like reduced energy costs, design flexibility and proven durability over many years.
This document discusses sustainability approaches for historic buildings. It argues that existing buildings will remain dominant and need upgrading, and that historic buildings make up a small percentage but face the same challenges. While conservation designations can be seen as restrictive, opportunities exist to improve sustainability through approaches that respect a building's history and character. Examples are provided of projects that enhanced sustainability through efficient and sensitive upgrades that enhanced viability of historic structures. The document advocates considering all aspects of sustainability and adapting solutions to a building's existing operation and significance.
The document discusses the CHESS project, a net zero energy home built by Laebon Homes in Central Alberta. The key goals of the project were to produce as much energy annually as the home consumes through the use of solar panels, highly efficient building materials, and passive design strategies. A variety of partners collaborated on the design process to optimize the home's energy efficiency and renewable energy integration. The finished home is intended to demonstrate how net zero principles can be practically applied to provide energy-efficient, healthy housing.
A one day symposium on zero/low carbon sustainable homes took place at The University of Nottingham on the 24th October, 2012. The event offered professionals within the construction industry a unique opportunity to gain added and significant insight into the innovations, policies and legislation which are driving the construction of zero/low carbon energy efficient homes both here in the UK and elsewhere in Europe. It explored solutions to sustainability issues “beyond” the zero carbon agenda. BZCH followed on from the successful ‘Towards Zero Carbon Housing’ symposium the University hosted in 2007. This event is part of the Europe Wide Ten Act10n project which is supported by the European Commission Intelligent Energy Europe.
Steven Winter is an architect who graduated from Ohio State University with a Master's in Architecture in 2009. He has worked on three house projects: the 2009 OSU Solar Decathlon House, the 2010 Solar Decathlon Design Competition house, and a 2007 studio project house. The 2009 house emphasized centralized living and an interior/exterior interface that could adapt the space. It placed 8th in architecture at the competition. The 2010 house was designed for a post-industrial city and featured a ventilated facade and photovoltaics. The 2007 studio project house used physical, phenomenological, and photographic projections in its design.
This home is a single family ranch-style modular home that is approximately 10-15 years old and 2850 square feet. It rests on concrete blocks rather than a permanent foundation. The roof is experiencing issues like missing and deteriorating shingles, and the roof deck is sagging in several areas. The backyard grade slopes toward the garage where flooding was observed.
Eco-story LED lighting provides tremendous savings through a 90% reduction in energy usage and lifespan of 40,000 hours compared to traditional bulbs' 1,500 hours. Their LED bulbs have a return on investment of 1.2 years and save customers an average of $4,004 annually on a 100 bulb installation. By replacing 100 50-watt bulbs with Eco-story's 5-watt LED bulbs, a customer can save over $29,000 in energy costs and emissions over the bulbs' lifetime.
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The document discusses the Green Home collection by My Decorator, an interior design company that offers eco-friendly and stylish products for homes. It states that their experts can help incorporate sustainable products into a home's decor in a way that suits the homeowner's personal style, whether traditional, transitional, or modern. It promotes that going green does not mean sacrificing sophistication or style.
Natural Solidwood homes are durable, sustainable, strong and warm. The wood used locks up large amounts of CO2 indefinitely and buildings have a high insulation and thermal mass.
Hidden Valley Paluma Townsville Solar EnergyCPA Australia
This document summarizes the history and sustainability efforts of Hidden Valley Cabins, a family-run eco-resort in Australia. It discusses how the owners purchased the property in 1986 and have since expanded the resort while focusing on reducing their environmental impact through initiatives like installing a solar power system, becoming carbon neutral, receiving eco-certification, and educating guests on sustainability. The resort aims to be a leader in eco-tourism and show that small businesses can make meaningful changes to protect the environment.
This architecture is so new and unlike anything that has come before, yet the architect Bjarke Ingels describes his process as organic and evolutionary rather than revolutionary. The two towers of Grove at Grand Bay respond to their surroundings and to each other to provide optimal views at every level, taking their design cues from the local condominium vernacular while continuing its evolution.
The document provides an overview of the Passive House building energy standard. It discusses the motivation for Passive House, including economy, efficiency, and opportunity. A brief history is given of early passive design concepts in the 1970s and the development of the Passive House Institute in the 1990s. The key concepts, metrics, and benefits of the Passive House standard are summarized, including ultra-low energy use, high comfort, health, quality, and sustainability. Challenges and opportunities for delivery and adoption are also mentioned.
The East Hill Infill project is designed to achieve LEED platinum certification. It replaces a single-family home with a duplex that increases density while minimizing site coverage. The design emphasizes sustainability, simplicity/adaptability, and continuity with the neighborhood character. Sustainable features include rainwater harvesting, drought-tolerant landscaping, and energy-efficient systems. The structure is designed to allow future expansion, accessory units, and retrofitting. Materials and details reference nearby early 20th century homes while incorporating modern green building techniques.
This document discusses how several independent schools in Maryland are incorporating green and sustainable practices. It describes green roofs, solar panels, straw bale construction, recycling programs, rainwater collection, native landscaping, and teaching sustainability lessons at schools like Friends Community School, Roland Park Country School, Gibson Island Country School, Bullis School, and St. Martin's-in-the-Field Day School. Water management, energy efficiency, and waste reduction are common themes across different school projects.
This portfolio provides information on John Kellett, a conservation architect with expertise in architectural conservation. It lists his qualifications including a postgraduate diploma in architectural conservation. It also lists his memberships in organizations like the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings and committees with the Royal Institute of British Architects. The document includes diagrams of architectural plans and sections for a refurbishment and remodeling project to meet the current needs of the YMCA in Leicester.
The document discusses biomimicry, which is human imitation of natural forms and processes in design. It provides examples of biomimicry in various applications, such as Velcro mimicking burdock seeds and gecko tape mimicking gecko adhesion. The author then proposes a project to incorporate biomimicry principles into interior design to create a sustainable design that promotes growth within a building's natural environment. The proposal involves choosing an existing building and analyzing solar exposure to inform design elements like a rooftop garden and vertical green wall. Program and floor plans are presented along with a decision model applying biomimicry traits like recycling energy and using local amenities.
Roofing is an important consideration for LEED certification. Sarnafil roofing systems can help earn LEED points and their experience with over 20 LEED projects makes them well-qualified to assist. Their high-performance, energy-efficient and long-lasting membranes meet LEED criteria while offering benefits like reduced energy costs, design flexibility and proven durability over many years.
This document discusses sustainability approaches for historic buildings. It argues that existing buildings will remain dominant and need upgrading, and that historic buildings make up a small percentage but face the same challenges. While conservation designations can be seen as restrictive, opportunities exist to improve sustainability through approaches that respect a building's history and character. Examples are provided of projects that enhanced sustainability through efficient and sensitive upgrades that enhanced viability of historic structures. The document advocates considering all aspects of sustainability and adapting solutions to a building's existing operation and significance.
The document discusses the CHESS project, a net zero energy home built by Laebon Homes in Central Alberta. The key goals of the project were to produce as much energy annually as the home consumes through the use of solar panels, highly efficient building materials, and passive design strategies. A variety of partners collaborated on the design process to optimize the home's energy efficiency and renewable energy integration. The finished home is intended to demonstrate how net zero principles can be practically applied to provide energy-efficient, healthy housing.
A one day symposium on zero/low carbon sustainable homes took place at The University of Nottingham on the 24th October, 2012. The event offered professionals within the construction industry a unique opportunity to gain added and significant insight into the innovations, policies and legislation which are driving the construction of zero/low carbon energy efficient homes both here in the UK and elsewhere in Europe. It explored solutions to sustainability issues “beyond” the zero carbon agenda. BZCH followed on from the successful ‘Towards Zero Carbon Housing’ symposium the University hosted in 2007. This event is part of the Europe Wide Ten Act10n project which is supported by the European Commission Intelligent Energy Europe.
Steven Winter is an architect who graduated from Ohio State University with a Master's in Architecture in 2009. He has worked on three house projects: the 2009 OSU Solar Decathlon House, the 2010 Solar Decathlon Design Competition house, and a 2007 studio project house. The 2009 house emphasized centralized living and an interior/exterior interface that could adapt the space. It placed 8th in architecture at the competition. The 2010 house was designed for a post-industrial city and featured a ventilated facade and photovoltaics. The 2007 studio project house used physical, phenomenological, and photographic projections in its design.
This home is a single family ranch-style modular home that is approximately 10-15 years old and 2850 square feet. It rests on concrete blocks rather than a permanent foundation. The roof is experiencing issues like missing and deteriorating shingles, and the roof deck is sagging in several areas. The backyard grade slopes toward the garage where flooding was observed.
Eco-story LED lighting provides tremendous savings through a 90% reduction in energy usage and lifespan of 40,000 hours compared to traditional bulbs' 1,500 hours. Their LED bulbs have a return on investment of 1.2 years and save customers an average of $4,004 annually on a 100 bulb installation. By replacing 100 50-watt bulbs with Eco-story's 5-watt LED bulbs, a customer can save over $29,000 in energy costs and emissions over the bulbs' lifetime.
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This document provides information on various types of thermal insulation, including their properties and suitable applications. It discusses fiber insulation materials like mineral wool, fiberglass, and granulated rockwool. It also covers reflective and foam insulations like thermo cellular, polyurethane, polystyrene, and discusses their thermal properties like K-value, R-value, and U-value. The document provides guidance on choosing the right insulation based on factors like thickness required, sustainability, fire resistance, and intended use.
The document discusses the Green Home collection by My Decorator, an interior design company that offers eco-friendly and stylish products for homes. It states that their experts can help incorporate sustainable products into a home's decor in a way that suits the homeowner's personal style, whether traditional, transitional, or modern. It promotes that going green does not mean sacrificing sophistication or style.
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Webinar Recording: https://www.panagenda.com/webinars/hcl-notes-and-domino-license-cost-reduction-in-the-world-of-dlau/
The introduction of DLAU and the CCB & CCX licensing model caused quite a stir in the HCL community. As a Notes and Domino customer, you may have faced challenges with unexpected user counts and license costs. You probably have questions on how this new licensing approach works and how to benefit from it. Most importantly, you likely have budget constraints and want to save money where possible. Don’t worry, we can help with all of this!
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- How do CCB and CCX licenses really work?
- Understanding the DLAU tool and how to best utilize it
- Tips for common problem areas, like team mailboxes, functional/test users, etc
- Practical examples and best practices to implement right away
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The first topic is CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures). I have published CVEs many times. But what exactly is a CVE? I'll provide a basic understanding of CVEs and explain how to detect and handle vulnerabilities in OSS.
Next, let's discuss package managers. Package managers play a critical role in the OSS ecosystem. I'll explain how to manage library dependencies in your application.
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4. Organizational processes and structures that may inhibit effective AI adoption.
6. Ideas and approaches to help build your organization's AI strategy.
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Overview
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Key Topics Covered
1. Introduction to Anomaly Detection
- Understand the fundamentals of anomaly detection and its importance in identifying unusual behavior or failures in systems.
2. Understanding Edge (IoT)
- Learn about edge computing and IoT, and how they enable real-time data processing and decision-making at the source.
3. What is ArgoCD?
- Discover ArgoCD, a declarative, GitOps continuous delivery tool for Kubernetes, and its role in deploying applications on edge devices.
4. Deployment Using ArgoCD for Edge Devices
- Step-by-step guide on deploying anomaly detection models on edge devices using ArgoCD.
5. Introduction to Apache Kafka and S3
- Explore Apache Kafka for real-time data streaming and Amazon S3 for scalable storage solutions.
6. Viewing Kafka Messages in the Data Lake
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7. What is Prometheus?
- Get to know Prometheus, an open-source monitoring and alerting toolkit, and its application in monitoring edge devices.
8. Monitoring Application Metrics with Prometheus
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9. What is Camel K?
- Introduction to Camel K, a lightweight integration framework built on Apache Camel, designed for Kubernetes.
10. Configuring Camel K Integrations for Data Pipelines
- Learn how to configure Camel K for seamless data pipeline integrations in your anomaly detection workflow.
11. What is a Jupyter Notebook?
- Overview of Jupyter Notebooks, an open-source web application for creating and sharing documents with live code, equations, visualizations, and narrative text.
12. Jupyter Notebooks with Code Examples
- Hands-on examples and code snippets in Jupyter Notebooks to help you implement and test anomaly detection models.
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New World Home Collateral
1. Country Living 2010 House of the Year
We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors.
We borrow it from our children.
—Ancient Native American Proverb
2. New World Home® Presents the
New Old Green Modular ® (NOGM®) home
Value proposition*
ENERGY EFFICIENCY duRabIlItY
Can reduce energy consumption utilizes durable, low
by more than 50% maintenance products
old woRld dEsIGN
watER CoNsERvatIoN
Features old world design
saves thousands of gallons
combined with new world
of water per year
building science
REsouRCE CoNsERvatIoN
INdooR aIR qualItY
built with the efficiencies
Provides a healthier indoor
and quality control of a
air quality
factory-setting
maNuFaCtuRING EFFICIENCY NoGm® CERtIFIEd
typically built and finished in Can save thousands of dollars
less than 120 days from the start a year in operating and
of production maintenance costs
*As compared to an average code-built house
3. New Old
the New old concept describes the convergence of historic design with contemporary a New world Home is one that evokes the spirit of the past while respectfully
construction techniques to produce a home that fits in naturally with the surrounding integrating all of the modern conveniences and amenities afforded by the 21st century.
landscape and community. New world Home brings the best of the past into the present.
Dual Chimneys
old: Fireplaces and chimneys were used
as a source of heat and for cooking.
NoGm: Chimneys serve as a location for
exhaust, plumbing and radon vents.
metal roofing
old: metal was widely available and fire
resistant compared to previously used
wood shingles.
NoGm: metal roofs provide similar
benefits and have a high reflective index,
reducing solar heat gain.
winDows
old: a large number of small sized
window panes were used since large
sheets of glass were hard to find
and expensive.
NoGm: window openings are made
large to provide a source of light and
efficient ventilation.
ClapboarD siDing
old: Readily available clapboard wood
siding was installed using overlapping split
boards to direct rain and snow runoff.
NoGm: more sustainable materials are
used while maintaining a historic aesthetic.
Dormers
old: adding second floor dormers were
necessary to provide increased ceiling
height, lighting and ventilation.
NoGm: dormers are similarly added to
maximize floor plan efficiency.
shutters
old: shutters were used to protect
windows from inclement weather and
cool the house from intense sunlight.
NoGm: shutters retain a similar
function, especially in high-storm
and sunny regions.
4. Green CERtIFIEd to tHE HIGHEst GREEN buIldING staNdaRds
what ultimately dictates how green a home can be is measured by technical structural a NoGm home is able to achieve the highest levels of certification by utilizing a
performance and how much energy and natural resources are required to provide proprietary “whole-systems approach” to home construction. well thought out design,
a safe and comfortable environment. a NoGm home can reduce overall energy a strong project team, world class brand partners and various construction techniques
consumption by more then 50%, save thousands of gallons of water per year and are all integral to building a NoGm home.
provide superior indoor air quality when compared to a typical code-built house.
New world Home is closely affiliated with the leading national industry certification
a NoGm home is considered ‘green’ along several dimensions. New world Home is an programs working to measure home energy and environmental performance. several
active participant in both the u.s. Green building Council (usGbC) lEEd® for Homes green milestones have been achieved to date including usGbC lEEd® for Homes
Rating system and the National association of Home builders (NaHb) National Green Platinum, NaHb Gold and EarthCraft Gold.
building standard.
New world Home is an award winning producer of sustainable housing earning
u.s. GREEN buIldING
the 2009 NaHb EvHa Factory built House of the Year, 2009 Hba obIE, 2009 EaRtHCRaFt HousE
CouNCIl
EarthCraft House Project of the Year and 2010 NAHB Green Project of the Year,
all without the need for renewable energy sources (e.g., solar panels, wind turbines the usGbC is a non-profit organization EarthCraft House is a green building
and geothermal systems). dedicated to sustainable building design program that serves as a blueprint for
and construction. the council is made up healthier, more comfortable homes,
of leaders working to make green buildings which reduce utility bills and protect
available to everyone within a generation. the environment.
NEw old GREEN modulaR® (NoGm®) HomE
lEEd® FoR HomEs ENERGY staR® PaRtNER
usGbC’s leadership in Energy and ENERGY staR ® is a joint program of the
Environmental design program is the u.s. Environmental Protection agency and
nationally accepted benchmark for the the u.s. department of Energy committed
design, construction and operation of to protecting the environment through
high performance green buildings. energy efficient products and practices.
INdooR aIR maNuFaCtuRING REsouRCE watER
qualItY EFFICIENCY CoNsERvatIoN CoNsERvatIoN
NatIoNal assoCIatIoN EPa INdooR aIR Plus
oF HomE buIldERs PRoGRam
NaHb is a trade organization that the u.s. Environmental Protection agency
promotes the policies that make housing created the EPa Indoor airPlus Program
a national priority, while also working to to help builders meet the growing
move the practice of green building into consumer preference for homes with
the mainstream. improved indoor air quality.
old woRld duRabIlItY ENERGY NoGm CERtIFIEd
dEsIGN EFFICIENCY
5. 9:28 am 10:18 am 11:15 am 12:30 Pm
Modular The Advantages of Modular Homes
modular homes are comprised of several different boxes, or modules, that are inherently ‘green’ - on average only more Durable - built to be transported
individually manufactured and transported on-site where they are assembled into 2% material waste generation and lifted in position by a crane
a cohesive structure. Jigs and templates produce precise structures resulting in reDuCeD site risks - Protection from more Control - Factory production
tight joints, straight lines, strong connections and materials cut with a high degree weather, theft, vandalism, mildew and mold means enhanced supervision and a highly
dependable timeline
of accuracy. the components of a modular home are built in an environmentally- fast Completion - typically built
controlled factory setting where quality control is monitored at every station in the and finished in less than 120 days from inCreaseD Quality - third party
the start of production decreasing inspectors, engineers and architects are
production line.
construction financing costs engaged throughout the process
1:45 Pm 2:30 Pm 4:00 Pm 6:00 Pm
6. In the News Testimonials
NEw woRld HomE PREss CovERaGE
“ [New world Home] applies great “Country living is one of the most
ingenuity, not only in terms of how successful licensed brands in the Hearst
to build a house that’s ecologically portfolio and we are thrilled about this
favorable, but also aesthetically partnership with New world Home.”
enviable.” - Glen Ellen brown
- lawrence Green Vice President, Hearst Brand
NOGM Homeowner Development
“ New world answers our search for a “ we wouldn’t have done it if it came
company philosophy and vision that out looking like one of those boxes
is consistent with our own school’s from outer space.”
mission. as we redesign our school for - Ethan litwin
the future, the New old Green modular NOGM Homeowner
faculty housing project with New
world Home is a powerful strategic
wcbstv.com alliance that says we are walking our
“Country living readers are passionate
talk and living our mission.”
about the environment, and we’re
- John E. byers “Jeb”, thrilled that these homes will enable
Headmaster, Christchurch School
them to experience green living and
the Country living brand no matter
where they live.”
“ I think the product New world Home - sarah Gray miller
is creating should revolutionize Editor-in-Chief, Country Living
affordable housing and will be an
environmental blessing for families
and the planet! long term there
should be more disposable income
for families who could use it. we’re
looking forward to the opportunity of
working with you.”
- Young t. Hughley, Jr.,
CEO, Resources for Residents
to view a complete list of recent news visit www.newworldhome.com/news and Communities (RRC)
7. Frequently Asked Questions wHat Is oN-dEmaNd HousINGtm?
because NoGm® homes are factory-built in a state-of-the-art, highly efficient
manufacturing facility, a new home can be produced, transported, erected and
wHat doEs NEw woRld HomE do? finished in less than 120 days from start of production.
New world Home is a rapidly growing and award winning producer of sustainable
housing dedicated to fulfilling the convergence of historically inspired design, next How muCH doEs a NoGm® HomE Cost?
generation green products with ultra-efficient manufacturing methodologies. the NoGm® homes are extremely cost competitive compared to site-built homes. It is
end result represents the advent of the New old Green modular® (NoGm®) home. a fundamental objective for New world Home to develop housing solutions with
New world Home works closely with homeowners, developers, builders and an minimal up-front premium for green products and features. Customers are then able
increasing array of organizations, including academic institutions, government to fully realize the many advantages of owning a NoGm-Certified™ home starting
agencies and non-profit groups to create regionally appropriate, sustainable housing from day 1.
solutions specifically engineered to optimize home energy performance. the majority of NoGm® homes are completed between $165/sq ft - $250/sq ft
depending on options and include the foundation, delivered house and finishing
tHE old woRld Is REadY FoR a NEw woRld HousING solutIoNtm . costs. this price range does not include site preparation and land costs, which can
vary depending on the location of the building lot and access to local municipalities.
Historically inspired, historically green™, a New world Home:
• Respects our country’s rich architectural heritage
• Integrates all of the modern amenities of the 21st century
• Exceeds the most stringent green standards in the building industry
• Can be certified to the highest green building standards
aRE NoGm® HomEs FoR all ClImatEs IN tHE u.s.?
all NoGms are specifically designed on a regional basis and incorporate climate-
specific energy features that greatly exceed local energy code requirements. In
addition, a NoGm® design fits in naturally with its surrounding community and pays
homage to the local architectural vernacular. simply put, a new old home should
appear as though it has always been there.
8. What is the process involved with
purchasing a NOGM home?
new world home 7-step ownership process:
1 acquire land 5 Production & site Prep
2 Home design & options 6 Home delivery
3 Home Pricing 7 Home Finishing
4 Engineering & Permits
uNdER 1,300 sq Ft 1,300-2,100 sq Ft
2,100 + sq Ft CouNtRY lIvING CollECtIoN
CRYstal sPRINGs CollECtIoN
9. Product ShowcaSe
water manufacturing energY duraBiLitY
conSerVation efficiencY efficiencY
indoor air reSource oLd worLd nogm
QuaLitY conSerVation deSign certified tm
®
HISTORICALLY INSPIRED … HISTORICALLY GREEN ®
12. new world home’s preferred country living nogm partners are carefully our partners share a strong commitment to environmental
researched and seamlessly integrated into a whole-systems approach to building. responsibility and are essential to actualizing the core nogm principles.
2010 house of the year partners 2010 house of the year partners
energy star® low-maintenance made using reclaimed panalized foundation excellent thermal pre-engineered, high
certified reduces windows resist fading, wood fibers and reduces concrete by envelope minimizes strength concrete that
heating bills 10%-25%* won’t peal, rot or corrode synthetic materials up to 70% energy leakage is less permeable
all plywood box uses non-added
maintenance-free, beautifully detailed, fully superior moisture
limited lifetime construction provides urea formaldehyde
moisture, rot and functional and operable resistance
structural warranty incredible durability plywood
termite resistant custom shutters
made from quartz, the requires no sealing or longer lifecycle than
lowers cooling most abundant mineral coatings, less water, granite, nonporous and
made from 100% low maintenance, fire
cost with heat on earth soap and detergent more hygienic
recyclable material and wind resistant
reflecting qualities
removes excess
leader in innovative ultra-silent operation
utilizes less material light weight material provides a built-in moisture, odor and
residential ventilation reduces noise pollution
in production and offering additional sweep system for indoor air pollutants
installation energy savings moisture control
ceramic tile with subtle
ceramic surface resists
variations for hand- emits zero-vocs
engineered to resists cracking, bacteria growth
15-year colorplus® made finish
withstand all rotting, hail, termites
finish warranty
climate conditions and is fire resistant
can last up to reduces carbon
reduces energy
50,000 hours emissions and the
consumption by 80%*
(50x competition) amount of landfill waste
formaldehyde-free reduces energy made from a minimum
fiberglass insulation costs up to 30%* of 25% recycled glass
low and zero-voc no more than 2 coats remarkable durability,
paints and tints are needed and washable mildew and stain
rapidly renewable maintains premium virtually odorless in all sheens resistant
low emission adhesives
pre-consumer recycled quality characteristics
and sealants
content of solid wood doors low flow faucets and dual flush toilets can ‘09 & ‘08 watersense
shower heads conserve save up to 16,500 manufacturer partner
up to 35% of water gallons of water of the year
permeable surface
attractive, eco-friendly natural colors reduce
reduces storm
landscaping heat island effect eco-timer™ and sensors dimmers save 4-9% light control systems
water runoff
ensure fans and lights are in electricity over a helps reduce electricity
only on when needed standard switch usage and extend bulb life
produced in the u.s. with thermally modified
outstanding durability
responsible, renewable wood that uses no greenworks platform: manufactured from carpet fibers made
and stability over time
forest practices chemical treatment reduce, recover, reuse, flooring salvaged from using 100% recycled
renew, recycle buildings no longer in use plastic bottles
wide range of styles
better fit and seals help lifetime mechanical
from traditional to hands-free faucet long lasting and
eliminate drafts and finish warranties significantly reduces
contemporary control with no electrical maintenance free with
water waste
connection required a 5 year warranty
variable speed motor energy star® hvac maintains optimal
uses 2/3 less energy reduces heating and humidity and minimizes bamboo countertops reduces dependence
harder than oak
than standard motors cooling bills airborne contaminants that are food safe and on dwindling timber
and maple
bacteria resistant resources
saves water and reduces refrigerators are 15- whirpool has 300+ dishwashers provide
manufactured with highly durable and
carbon emissions from 30% more efficient than energy star® rated significant energy and
renewable resources 100% recyclable
lawn equipment current doe standards appliances water savings
*as compared to an average code-built house
14. Country Living 2010 House of tHe year
®
HISTORICALLY INSPIRED … HISTORICALLY GREEN ®
15. New World Home has partnered with Country Living to create a line of
historically inspired green modular homes, with the 2010 House of the Year the
first in this collection. The home showcased stylish and eco-friendly ideas for
every room while on display at one of the most iconic urban landscapes in New
York City. It was open to the public for educational tours for two weeks, during
which thousands of people visited the home. The 2010 House of the Year will
World Financial Center | Battery Park City | New York City
be featured in the November 2010 issue of Country Living Magazine.
For more information visit countryliving.com/homegreenhome
PreseNTed BY SPONSORED BY
®
HISTORICALLY INSPIRED … HISTORICALLY GREEN ®
16. Construction of the
2010 House of the Year
Day 1 Day 20
House of the Year hits the line in the Modules transported over the GW
manufacturing facility Bridge to World Financial Center
Days 2 - 10 Day 21
Floors and walls are constructed and Modules set on foundation
connected
Days 22 - 30
Days 11 - 19 drywall, flooring, trim, plumbing, decking,
Tile, trim, cabinet and interior finishes roofing, siding installed. Final interior and
installed exterior touch-ups. Opens to the public.
Home arrives in new york City Home assembled in one day
www.newworldhome.com/crystalsprings
CrystaL springs
After the temporary installment
at the World Financial Center,
the House of the Year was
dismantled and transported to
its permanent location at Crystal
springs resort in Hardyston,
New Jersey, where it is now a
Country Living Green Modular
Homes design center.
17. HuDson
Country Charm.
Designed for a Greener World.
New World Home and Country Living are proud to introduce a unique
collection of historically inspired Green Modular Homes. Featuring interior
styLe: Cottage inspiration: Hudson river Valley
and exterior details that have been hand-selected by the editors of Country
The origins of Hudson river Valley architecture are deeply rooted in
Living Magazine, each home reflects the comfortable, warm and inviting style
european traditions and design. The cottage style, wrap-around
found in the pages of the magazine. This portfolio integrates the greenest porch, scale, accents, thoughtful details and functional use of space
products and practices available today. incorporated into this home were inspired by the heritage and regional
vernacular of the Hudson river Valley.
New World Home is extremely honored to be chosen as Country Living’s 2010
House of the Year. The 1,600 square foot “Hudson” cottage will be featured in MUD
ROOM POWDER
the November 2010 issue of the magazine.
10’3”x8’9” RM
PANTRY
KITCHEN
11’1”x14’8”
MASTER
BATH
DINING
ROOM
MASTER BEDROOM
14’11x14’9”
14’8”x10’5”
CLOSET
COUNTrY LIVING desIGN OPTIONs HALL
BEDROOM 2
10’9”x12’1”
LIVING
ROOM
14’11”x13’8”
BATH #1
FOYER
ENTRY PORCH
OPeN FLOOr PLANs BUILT-INs CeILING TreATMeNTs WALL TreATMeNTs
first fLoor seConD fLoor
BedrOOMs 2 FIrsT FLOOr 923 sq ft
BATHrOOMs 2 1/2 seCONd FLOOr 684 sq ft
FLOOrs 2 TOTAL 1607 sq ft
WIdTH 27’ 1/2” POrCHes 235 sq ft
reCLAIMed MATerIALs UNIqUe FIxTUres WrAP ArOUNd POrCHes FreNCH dOOrs
dePTH 48’ 1”
siDing options*
18. HartforD portLanD
styLe: Colonial inspiration: Hartford, Connecticut styLe: Cottage inspiration: Portland, Maine
Hartford was settled in 1623 as a dutch trading post called House of Hope Originally called Machingonne (Great Neck) by the Native Americans who
and is located at the end of the sailable portion of the Connecticut river. first inhabited it, the Portland peninsula was established in 1632 as a trading
In 1639, the colony was the first in U.s. history to establish a government and fishing settlement. Throughout the course of U.s. history, Portland has
by the consent of the people. This classic colonial style home evokes the remained a vibrant trading port and center of commerce for the region.
spirit of the past with a center hall design, entry portico and sidelights, This cottage style design integrates a natural extension reminiscent of
side mudroom, symmetrical windows and duel chimney layout. how homes evolved throughout the generations and includes a mudroom,
cupola, rafter tails, exterior brackets and screened-in covered porch.
GUEST
BEDROOM
LINEN
WET BAR FAMILY ROOM
8’6”x14’11” 15’7”x14’11” MASTER BEDROOM
14’11”x15’1”
HALL
VESTIBULE
KITCHEN
MASTER
15’4”x14’9” MUD ROOM BATH
LAUNDRY
MASTER
BEDROOM #2 BEDROOM MUD ROOM SCREEN
15’8”x11’9” 14’9”x15’8” LAUNDRY PORCH
10’0”x9’2”
POWDER
ROOM
CLOSET
GREAT ROOM MASTER
DINING BATH
13’8”x30’5” 11’1”x14’2”
CLOSET CLOSET MASTER
CLOSET BEDROOM
KITCHEN 14’2”x10’5”
14’11”x14’2”
BEDROOM #1
DINING 18’4”x15’8”
14’5”x15’8” OFFICE
6’4”x10’9”
BATH
MASTER
FOYER BATH
LIVING
STORAGE
ROOM
17’4”x19’2”
BEDROOM #1 HALL
9’5”x10’9”
FOYER BATH
CLOSET
first fLoor seConD fLoor first fLoor seConD fLoor
*Colors not available in all markets
BedrOOMs 3 FIrsT FLOOr 1391 sq ft BedrOOMs 3 FIrsT FLOOr 1338 sq ft
BATHrOOMs 2 1/2 seCONd FLOOr 1229 sq ft BATHrOOMs 3 seCONd FLOOr 1094 sq ft
FLOOrs 2 TOTAL 2620 sq ft FLOOrs 2 TOTAL 2432 sq ft
WIdTH 44’ 6” POrCHes 1539 sq ft WIdTH 27’ POrCHes 1054 sq ft
dePTH 28’ dePTH 57’ 2”
siDing options* siDing options*
19. reDDing sMitHfieLD
styLe: Farmhouse inspiration: redding, Connecticut styLe: Cape inspiration: smithfield, rhode Island
redding, originally named Lonetown Manor, was strategically located The Town of smithfield was named after John smith, one of the original six
during the revolutionary War and is a peaceful rural community founders that formed the first settlement in rhode Island during the 1600’s
committed to preserving its historical and natural resources. This as a farming community. The local architectural style evolved over time to
Greek revival style farmhouse incorporates several classical elements suit the stormy weather of the New england coasts. The local cape style
including pediments, profiles, fanlight, pentice as well as a center hall homes typically incorporated symmetrical design with a steep-pitched
chimney, covered porch and summer kitchen layout. roof, porches, dormers, multi-paned windows, wide clapboard siding and
wooden shutters that offered protection against the elements.
MUD
KITCHEN OFFICE / BATH
ROOM MASTER
12’3”x13’10” GUEST ROOM 8’9”x8’6”
6’2”x9’2” BATH MASTER
PLAYROOM 11’1”x10’10”
BATH BEDROOM
10’10”x11’1” 18’0”x10’8”
BEDROOM #1
PANTRY 12’5”x13’4”
HALL
DINING LIVING
ROOM ROOM HALL
10’10”x19’2” 17’4”19’2”
BATH
LINEN
CLOSET
KITCHEN
14’5”x14’8” BEDROOM #2 VESTIBULE HALLWAY HALLWAY
7’4”x8’11”
LIVING ROOM BEDROOM #2
11’2”x14’8” 13’7”x 14’8”
BUNK
ROOM BEDROOM
11’3”x14’2”
BEDROOM #3 CLOSET BATH
13’11”x11’3”
13’7”x14’8” BATH
first fLoor seConD fLoor first fLoor seConD fLoor - opt 1 seConD fLoor - opt 2
*Colors not available in all markets
BedrOOMs 3 FIrsT FLOOr 1305 sq ft BedrOOMs 3 (2) FIrsT FLOOr 728 sq ft
BATHrOOMs 2 1/2 seCONd FLOOr 880 sq ft BATHrOOMs 2 seCONd FLOOr 417 sq ft
FLOOrs 2 TOTAL 2185 sq ft FLOOrs 2 TOTAL 1145 sq ft
WIdTH 48’ POrCHes 475 sq ft WIdTH 26’ 8” POrCHes 200 sq ft
dePTH 40’ 10” dePTH 37’
siDing options* siDing options*
22. Standard nOGM® FEaturES:
ExtEriOr COnStruCtiOn hiGhliGhtS
• Historically inspired architectural • R-19 formaldehyde-free wall
designs insulation
• Fiber cement siding • Spray foam insulated band joists
• Low-E, argon-filled ENERGY STAR® & sill plates for decreased air
rated windows infiltration
• ENERGY STAR rated insulated • Advanced framing techniques
The Greenest Homes in the Country™ entry doors
• Pressure treated decking
w/ increased R-Value & reduced
thermal bridging
Now Available at Crystal Springs • Architectural shingle roof, 30-year
warranty
• Superior Wall panelized,
pre-insulated foundation walls
• Insulated foundation slab
intEriOr FiniShES
Crystal Springs Builders is proud to introduce a new collection of homes that
• Wide-plank, strand woven bamboo MEChaniCal EquipMEnt
incorporate the greenest products and practices from around the country.
flooring (.5”) • Tankless hot water heater
The Crystal Springs Emerald Collection, brought to you by New World Home,
• 9’ first floor ceilings (sealed combustion)
showcases the rich architectural heritage of Northwestern NJ, with design
• Open & efficient floorplans • High efficiency HVAC equipment
inspiration drawn from the many historic farming communities and mountain
• 3”X6” designer bathroom wall tile (14 SEER minimum, 95% AFUE
lodges found in this region.
• 6”X6” matching bathroom floor tile w/ MERV 13 filtration)
• Mohawk® EverStrand® recycled carpet • Programmable thermostat
There has never been a better time to build a green home at Crystal Springs
• Zero-VOC Benjamin Moore® paint w/ moisture control
Resort, surrounded by thousands of acres of preserved woodlands and lakes.
• Colonial trim packages • ENVI whole house energy monitor
Homeowners will have the opportunity to live in a growing community that’s
dedicated to the conservation of the natural environment. KitChEn availablE OptiOnS
• Stainless steel, ENERGY STAR • Engineered quartz countertop
rated appliances • Upgraded appliances
• Non-added urea formaldehyde • Built-in shelving
designer laminate countertops • Cabinetry upgrades
• Tastefully crafted rubberwood • Sealed combustion, direct vent
cabinets w/ multiple stain options fireplaces w/ electronic ignition
• Permeable pavers
WatEr SavinG tEChnOlOGiES
• Rainwater harvesting system
• Low-flow Kohler® showerheads
• Metal roofing
& faucets
• Thermally modified wood decking
• Foot controlled kitchen faucet
• Andersen windows
• Dual flush toilets
• Additional features available
• Central manifold, home-run
plumbing
23. CalvErt pErKinS
EMER ALD COLLECTION EMER ALD COLLECTION
OPTIONAL
SCREEN PORCH
WITH KITCHEN
DOOR ACCESS
REAR DECK
DECK
ATTIC
BEDROOM
14’5” X 14’8”
LIVING
ROOM ATTIC
14’8”x16’5”
PANTRY KITCHEN
DINING 14’9”x10’10”
MASTER ROOM
BEDROOM 9’0”x14’8”
LIVING 14’8”x16’0” BEDROOM
FRIDGE MASTER
ROOM 11’7” X 17’8”
BEDROOM MASTER
13’10” X 14’1” BATH
14’2” X 13’11”
BEDROOM
KITCHEN 18’5” X 12’6”
10’6” X 14’1”
BATH
DEN
CLOSET 9’0”x10’3”
1 CAR LINEN
GARAGE FOYER
LAUNDRY CLOSET
STUDY ATTIC
14’0” X 24’0”
DINING
ROOM BENCH
13’10” X 12’5” ENTRY PORCH
BEDROOM
10’0” X 9’10” BATH
FOYER
CLOSET 2 CAR GARAGE
22’0”x22’0”
BREEZEWAY CLOSET
UTILITY
ENTRY
PORCH BEDROOM
10’0” X 13’10”
LAUNDRY POWDER
ROOM
5’10” X 7’5”
FirSt FlOOr SECOnd FlOOr FirSt FlOOr SECOnd FlOOr
*Colors not available in all markets
BEDROOMS 3 DEPTH 47’ 3” BEDROOMS 4 DEPTH 39’ 7”
BATHROOMS 2 1/2 FIRST FLOOR 864 sq ft BATHROOMS 2 1/2 (71’ 8” W/GARAGE)
FLOORS 2 SECOND FLOOR 816 sq ft FLOORS 2 FIRST FLOOR 1627 sq ft
WIDTH 25’ 5 1/2” TOTAL 1680 sq ft WIDTH 54’ 11” SECOND FLOOR 1196 sq ft
(47’ W/GARAGE) PORCHES 166 sq ft (66’ 8” W/GARAGE) TOTAL 2823 sq ft
SidinG OptiOnS* PORCHES 896 sq ft SidinG OptiOnS*