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Glacier Circle
Senior Community

Davis, CA
2003-2006

Springer Residence
Winters, CA
2000

JMH Architecture strives to include energy efficient components in all design projects. These components include:

  • Sunshading devices, such as trellises or awnings designed to shield the hot summer sun from south facing glass doors and windows;
  • Maximum insulation;
  • Added thermal mass, such as thicker sheetrock or tiled surfaces;
  • Roof sheathing with attic radiant barrier;
  • Energy efficient and Energy Star rated appliances and HVAC equipment;
  • High performance windows; minimized east and west facing glazed openings;
  • Attractive energy efficient lighting fixtures;
  • Day lighting;
  • Photovoltaic (solar electric) and solar water heating systems;
  • Efficient HVAC duct work

JMH Architecture is committed to promoting and implementing green building standards whenever possible. Good green building practices offer many benefits for homeowners and the environment. These benefits include:

  • Lower energy and water bills
  • Fewer indoor air pollutants
  • Less time and money spent on maintenance
  • Greater comfort
  • Better quality and durability
  • Satisfaction that comes from protecting the environment

For more information please visit the Build It Green Web site.