Houzz’s new article on sustainability solutions from across the world showcases ZeroEnergy Design’s Lincoln Net Positive Farmhouse - a modern home that utilizes energy-efficient techniques to produce more energy than it consumes while blending into the rich, cultural landscape of Lincoln, Massachusetts.
With a super-insulated building envelope, high-performance triple-pane windows, thoughtfully designed mechanical systems, and high-efficiency appliances, the all-electric Lincoln Net Positive Home consumes 70% less energy than a similar house built to code. An air source heat pump and an energy recovery ventilator ensure optimal thermal comfort and fresh, clean air throughout the year while a 13.1 kW array of solar panels produces 67% more energy than its annual consumption. The article and complete case study are linked below.
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