Description

Energy Efficient Green, Fire-Resistant “Pueblo Revival” home in Fallbrook, CA. The architect designed an ancient Indian Pueblo while meeting the modern standards of a California green, energy-efficient home.
This home, built with the Perform Wall panel system, is structurally strong, sound-proof, and resistant to fire, wind, mold, mildew, and fungus. The company states, “When the panels are filled with concrete and rebar, the Perform Wall® Panel System produces a monolithic reinforced concrete wall… virtually impervious to natural assaults including earthquake, fire, wind, water, heat and cold.”
The architect offers some facts:
• solar system on roof; no electric bills
• piped for Solar radiant floor heating
• exceeds CA Title 24 energy efficiency standards
• built to Platinum LEED standards
• double-insulated cool roof system
• wood columns/ceilings built with 350 year-old reclaimed lumber from Taos NM
• 1 ft. thick exterior walls and Pella Low-E windows regulate the indoor temperatures from harsh outdoor temperatures.
• daylight optimized through windows and Solar-tubes
• hand carved, solid wood doors, using no nails
The chef’s kitchen boasts an 8 burner Wolf stove with pasta faucet, 2 dishwashers, 2 Subzero refrigerators, 2 sinks, custom wood cabinets, and a 9 ft. exotic granite island.
This is the ideal home and location.