Washington house renovation layout by Miller Hull

Loom Residence is an comprehensive renovation of a 1960s northwest-style house on Bainbridge Island, Washington, developed by the Miller Hull Partnership.

The Loom Home is thought of the most sustainable in the planet, by means of attaining Residing Developing Obstacle certification, internet optimistic electrical power and water, foods production, and a demanding supplies Crimson Listing. A photovoltaic procedure on the south residence delivers electricity for the overall assets, and battery storage makes certain resilience. Rainwater cisterns and a grey water treatment method process makes sure sources are conserved.

The 297-m² (3200-sf) residence is totally renovated to increase the setting up envelope, furnishing methods and supplying updated interiors, although preserving the unique architecture of the house. A new, 67-m² (725-sf) detached carport and storage place is extra to the home. It also features custom made home furniture and furnishings produced of purely natural supplies crafted by regional artists developing a at ease inside.

The landscape consists of plantings of Japanese maples, flowering trees, rhododendrons, and azaleas. A new walkway curates a route by means of the 61-m (200-ft) tall evergreens around an installation of all-natural stone in a dry stream mattress arrangement. A selection of edible berries, greens, and a foraging forest provide agriculture for the property.