Projects
Passive House & Passive House Inspired
Barker Road House- Under Construction
New Millford
Passive House
Located in the Upper Merryall section of New Milford, CT. This low environmental impact Passive House is approximately 75% complete. The mai …
Columbus Commons
New Britain
Passive House Certified - PHIUS
The first phase of the two-phase Columbus Commons project will provide 80 units along with community facilities and retail space on the grou …
11 Crown St.
Meriden
Passive House
The 11 Crown development team is seeking Passive House certification for three buildings to be located at its Meriden, CT site. The project …
Guilford Passivehouse
Guilford
Passive House Certified - PHI
A two-story, 3,209 SF (TFA) Certified Passivehouse Plus, by the Passivehaus Institut of Darmstad, Germany; with 4 bedrooms, a 3 car garage, …
Stonington Passive House
Stonington
Passive House
The clients, both visual artists, approached Wyeth Architects LLC with clear expectations of a place to retire: a house and studios in an ap …
Harwinton Passive House
CT, Harwinton
Passive House
This Passive House has been recognized for meeting two significant challenges. It is the first house in CT to be officially certified by the …
Taft Faculty House
Watertown
Passive House Certified - PHIUS
The architectural and building team that completed this house has been working together on energy efficient homes (exclusively) for 15 years …
Ash Point Cabin
Harpswell ME
Passive House
Ash Point Cabin fulfills a desire to construct a super-insulated, high performance house using the most advanced building techniques while c …
Sustainable
Rocky Corner Cohousing
58 Old Amity Rd., Bethany, CT
Designed by Centerbrook Architects, Jim Childress and Melissa Kops (now of Pirie Associates), Rocky Corner is the first cohousing community …
Charming ICF Farmhouse
CT, Easton
The house was built with ICF. ICF, or insulated concrete forms, is a superior exterior wall system that we recommend for all our new reside …
Farmington Net Zero Award Winner
CT, Farmington
This Farmington home produces more energy than it uses on an annual basis. Pretty remarkable, right? This “net zero” performance deserves re …
