I’m a little embarrassed to be posting these links right now – I’ve been a contributing blogger for Dwell magazine online since September of last year, and posting a couple of times a month about zHome.  Chalk it up to just too much going on.  I have been putting a fair amount of work into them so I think you’ll find them of interest…if you’re a zHome blog follower already…

First Dwell blog post.

This one is about the process for achieving zero net energy – check it out!

Here I have an interview with David Vandervort and Mark Weirenga of David Vandervort Architects.

Here is the Dwell magazine blog about how we reintroduced all our stormwater into the ground right at the site.

Here’s my slideshow/blog on Dwell online about the ins and outs of our two most sophisticated technologies – the ground source heat pump and solar panels.

Many have asked about how we pulled zHome together and this is a little summary.

Here it is!

The last installment.  But that’s just for the backstory – there’s two more Dwell blogs to come, including one by Patti Southard of King County GreenTools about green materials on the project.

Come on out for a tour with Brad Liljequist, the zHome manager, or one of the other core team members and learn about all nitty gritty of how zHome works and what it means.  Here is a link to how to find zHome - come learn!

Organizations or groups are invited to take an in-depth, behind-the-scenes tour of zHome.  Learn about how we achieved our deep green environmental benchmarks including details about the technologies used in zHome.  To set up a tour, contact Brad Liljequist at bradl@ci.issaquah.wa.us.