Inland NW & SE BC
Chapter Projects
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Habitat for Humanity Green Build
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Spokane, WA
Kelly Lerner has been spearheading the Guild's Inland Chapter efforts in collaborating with Habitat for...... read more. -
Spec Straw Bale Homes
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Spokane Valley
The Northwest EcoBuilding Guild's Inland Chapter joined several partners, including,...... read more.
Chapter Member Projects
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3000s.f. Craftsmen
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818 W. Qualchan Ln.
A new home in the "Overlook Place" community in Spokane, WA. This cute home will be our...... read more. -
Atagahi Lodge 1979-present
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Coeur d'Alene, ID
28-YEAR-OLD PASSIVE HOUSE IN COEUR D'ALENE UP THE STREET FROM AVISTA - 9 TIMES THERMAL MASS TO WINDOW...... read more. -
BPA Solar Home 1984
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Spokane
10 prototypical solar homes built in the Spokane Valley - designed with various architect/contractor...... read more. -
Gonzaga Honors House
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Gonzaga University
Remodeling of the Honors House kitchen using energy star appliances, no VOC paints, reuse of plumbing...... read more. -
Greenview Condominiums 1978
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corner of Spokane Street and Spokane River at bridge in Post Falls, Idaho
While working with Architects West we designed a well-planned, high-density residential development along...... read more. -
Hybrid Habitat
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N.E. Wa. State
Imagine a home built from recycled and indigenous materials by average people costing between $10-$50...... read more. -
Laboratory Expansion/Instrumentation, Electrical and Data Center
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Riverside Park Water Reclamation Facility, Spokane, WA
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Martins
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Spokane Valley
The Martin's project: They have a very unique home in the Spokane Valley. They remodel their home to...... read more. -
Solar Hot Water Heating Demonstration Project with WWP 1982
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Spokane WA
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Urban Sustainable Living
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Sandpoint, Idaho
We started a multi-year redesign project of our home and property. During 2007, the first year, it was...... read more.
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