ABOUT THE HOMES:
Montecito Rebuild: Built to be faithful to the footprint of the origninal house built in 1947 by the owner's father, this home achieved a Three Star rating by the Santa Barbara Contractors Association's Built Green Program.
Downtown Historic Victorian: Originally dating back to 1890, a new home has been built to reflect the beauty and design of the original. The property was submitted for Platinum certification with the Green Building Council's LEED for Homes program, with 118 out of a total of 132 possible points, more than any other home project to date.
Goleta Sustainable Garden: The garden of this ranch-style home has been transformed from a typical suburban landscape to a riot of color, sound and life. Meander through the pathways and find surprises to delight: passion fruit vines, fruit trees, and drought-tolerant plantings that give way to mountain vistas.
Mission Canyon Fire Safety Remodel: A lovely home in a wooded setting, this home is an example of what can be achieved with an eye to sustainability and fire resistance.
Hope Ranch Estate Landscape: Overlooking the ocean, the owners of this home recently undertook a green remodel of both the home and added a highly sustainable landscape.
Habitat Affordable Housing Site: Habitat for Humanity of SSBC is building a four unit owner-occupied condominium on San Pascual. The project is being constructed with volunteer labor and donated, recycled and/or purchased materials.
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