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New Whole-house Solutions Case Study: Zero Energy Ready Home Multifamily Project: Mutual Housing at Spring Lake.
| 题名： | New Whole-house Solutions Case Study: Zero Energy Ready Home Multifamily Project: Mutual Housing at Spring Lake. |
| 作者： | German, D. S. A. A. |
| 关键词： | Residential, Residential Buildings, ARBI, Building America, ZERH, LEED, California, Zero Net Energy, Multi-family, Energy efficiency, ENERGY STAR |
| 摘要： | Building cost effective, high performance homes that provide superior comfort, health, and durability is the goal of the Department of Energy's (DOE's) Zero Energy Ready Homes (ZERH) program. This case study describes the development of a 62-unit multifamily community constructed by nonprofit developer Mutual Housing at the Spring Lake subdivision in Woodland, California. The Spring Lake project is expected to be the first ZERH-certified multifamily project nationwide. Building America team Alliance for Residential Building Innovation worked with Mutual Housing throughout the project. An objective of this project was to gain a highly visible foothold for residential buildings built to the DOE ZERH specification that can be used to encourage participation by other California builders. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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