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At our blog you will find all the latest from our sustainable design architecture firm here in the Green Mountain state of Vermont. We will discuss how to "build green", keep your home and buildings energy efficient, and many of the design qualities that we like to implement in our designs - from design sketch and home layout all the way to reality.
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Barn-Like Modern House Takes ShapePosted On: September 18, 2011
This new, modern, energy efficient, home is currently in the design phase and is slated for fall construction in Williams Hill Development, a unique, "green" residential community located in Charlotte, Vermont. Inspiration for the house came from the owners' interests in juxtaposing rustic, traditional (barn-like) elements with sleek, contemporary forms.
Read more...Project Published in "Salvage Secrets" BookPosted On: September 7, 2011
A kitchen renovation project designed by Elizabeth Herrmann will be published in a soon-to-be-released book entitled "Salvage Secrets." Vermonters, author Joanne Palmisano and photographer Susan Teare, teamed up to showcase the wonderful potential of incoroporating salvaged items into architecture.
Read more...Vermont Magazine Features ProjectPosted On: January 24, 2011
A pond side sauna and tea house designed by Elizabeth Herrmann architecture + design and built by Northern Timbers Construction was recently published in a Vermont Magazine article entitled "Tiny Hideaways."
Read more...Unique Contemporary House Under ConstructionPosted On: January 19, 2011
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Now under construction, this unique, contemporary home on Lake Champlain features large windows; two, upper-floor outdoor terraces; and an open floor plan to take advantage of sweeping lake and mountain views.
Read more...Case Study: A Small, Green, Green Mountain HomePosted On: April 1, 2009
Building green doesn't mean you have to live in a yurt off the grid or spend a fortune on high-tech special systems. Find out how Elizabeth Herrmann architecture + design worked with a couple to design a small house on a budget that is energy-efficient, low-maintenance and is a great place to live.
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