Project PABLO is a modern home in Southern California designed for sustainability. It uses only local and native resources in its construction, including black walnut wood, white marble, and sandstone. Water is collected through rain barrels and purified with UV lights before storage. Energy is captured through solar windows and stored in Tesla Powerwalls, and the home is cooled by its white marble siding and heated through passive solar. The home aims to reduce its environmental impact through its sustainable materials, water and energy systems, and donations from tours to an environmental nonprofit.

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2. Project PABLO
By Jadon Moan, Sammy Pak and Andrew Tranchida
The project is a modern home in sunny coastal
Southern California
The average temperature in the area is anywhere from 70 to 80+
degrees fahrenheit.
The average yearly rainfall is about 23 inches.

6. Project PABLO’s Structure and
Occupants are at Peace with the
Environment.

7. What Resources Went Into
PABLO?
All Local/Native Resources
● Southern California Black Walnut wood
● White marble - San Diego Desert Marble
Company
● Sandstone - purchased in San Ramon, Ca at
California Marble and Stone.

8. WATER in PABLO
● To sustainably collect water in a 100% natural way PABLO has pleasantly
and beautifully incorporated rain barrels on the property.
● To make the water potable PABLO has UV lights installed above the water
before storing in tanks.
● To treat any wastewater created, the home integrates basins and aquatic
plants to mimic the natural purification process. This is known as
phytodepuration.

9. WATER in PABLO
To reduce water use we will install: low flow toilets,
faucets, and shower heads
A green roof will help to minimize runoff
RELEASING:
- Treated water is discharged into a nearby stream.

10. WATER in PABLO

11. ENERGY in PABLO
● CAPTURES energy in solar windows
● STORES energy in 3 Tesla Powerwalls
● COOLS home with White marble siding home
● NATURALLY lights home with large windows
● HEATS home with passive solar

12. ENERGY in PABLO
PABLO uses many different sources of capturing,
storing, and efficiently using energy.
● Solar Windows
● All natural lighting
● Tesla Powerwall
● White Marble

13. BEAUTY in PABLO
● Skylights
● House pets (2 golden retrievers)
● Rain gardens
● Seasonal tours of the house
● Beach themed interior (light colors, very open, windows)
● Indoor plants

14. Materials Petal
- Black walnut wood is locally sourced.
- Marble comes from a quarry in San Diego.
- Sandstone comes from a company in San Ramon which is supplied locally.
- Leftover sandstone and marble was used as stepping stones.
- Leftover black walnut is composted.

15. Equity Petal
- Donate a quarter of the money we get from seasonal tours to EarthShare
- Annual Tours will be held at the house. The a quarter of that money goes to
EarthShare

16. Place Petal
● Residents are encouraged to use bikes which are stored in the garage.
● The house is built on the site of an old house which had been knocked down
(a greyfield)

18. HEALTH and HAPPINESS in PABLO
● The house has many windows that are functional and can be opened and
closed to the residents or visitors liking.
● Plants native to the area such as the Lemonade Berry and the Chalk
Liveforever will be used inside and out to make PABLO as healthy and
friendly of an environment as it can be.
● The building materials such as the black walnut used on some of the exterior
walls, as well as the roof gardens and the koi pond will help to bridge the
natural and built elements of the property.

20. CLOSING with PABLO
Project PABLO welcomes you to a new generation of modern housing.
Thank you for listening from PABLO, GRACIAS!