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Haldeman Creek House
Haldeman Creek House
Naples, FL, United States
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Other Projects by David Corban Architects
Haldeman Creek House
Naples, FL, United States
The home of David and Carla Corban has been recognized as one of the greenest homes in Collier County.
Green Technologies Employed:
- Passive cooling systems include an operable shade structure, 5 to 12 foot overhangs, venting skylights and light reflecting sunshades.
- Raising the home up on pilings in the path of prevailing southerly winds that are in turn cooled by passing over the water forms a microclimate that is 10-12 degrees cooler in the summer.
- Xeriscaping lawn reduces need for watering and replacement of seawall with riprap provides a natural habitat for fish and wading birds.
- Rapidly renewable and recycled materials such as bamboo flooring and homasote board are used.
- 30% of the structural and finish wood in the new home is reclaimed from the old house formerly on the site.
Awards:
- AIA Florida 100 Years: named one of the top 100 buildings in Florida in the last 100 years
- AIA FLSW 2007: Award Winner for Architectural Excellence
Green Technologies Employed:
- Passive cooling systems include an operable shade structure, 5 to 12 foot overhangs, venting skylights and light reflecting sunshades.
- Raising the home up on pilings in the path of prevailing southerly winds that are in turn cooled by passing over the water forms a microclimate that is 10-12 degrees cooler in the summer.
- Xeriscaping lawn reduces need for watering and replacement of seawall with riprap provides a natural habitat for fish and wading birds.
- Rapidly renewable and recycled materials such as bamboo flooring and homasote board are used.
- 30% of the structural and finish wood in the new home is reclaimed from the old house formerly on the site.
Awards:
- AIA Florida 100 Years: named one of the top 100 buildings in Florida in the last 100 years
- AIA FLSW 2007: Award Winner for Architectural Excellence
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