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And LEDs are supposed to last 7 to 10 years before having to replace the lamp (bulb). He said his typical monthly power bill is usually only around $138, which is less than a smaller house his family used to occupy. He said the electrical usage of his company’s house designs sip energy. He said that LED lights only use about 20% of the energy of incandescent, so he only used LEDs in his own house. Soellner located other LED light fixtures built-in throughout the house. This industrial timber “chandelier” provides much of the light for the open plan space of the interior. Everyone coming into the house gaze up at this industrial interior masterpiece in wonder and most say: “Wow! That’s cool!”. Soellner first sprayed 3 coats of boric acid on it (to kill possible insects), then had it skip-sanded to knock off the roughest edges, then had it sealed with clear polyurethane and had iron bands installed, drilled holes and then hung it on long iron rods from ceiling trusses and had LED industrial light fixtures installed. The kitchen also features a super-cool industrial-looking old timber that Soellner picked up from a local junkyard. “Stainless steel remains hip, even after a century,” said Soellner, “And it can be easily cleaned and doesn’t damage with household cleaners, or chip when you drop a pan or utensil on it.”

The Kitchen has double industrial appliances, which Soellner said only cost about $8,500 including those in the Laundry. Industrial style kitchen and open plan area. That gave us more freedom to locate the interior partitions to complement our lifestyle rather than have structural needs dictate their placement,” said Soellner. “I designed our roof trusses to clear span the entire house, so the walls below inside the house didn’t have to support the roof. Other logical features of Soellner’s design include the mainly open plan arrangement. Just enough to get the rain, ice and snow off, but not too much (more and you would be wasting more investment on side and end wall materials and subjecting them to higher wind forces). And when you clad it with standing seam metal, such as in the house above, you can reduce the slope down. The simplest gravity flow roof in the world is a shed roof. And the large shed roof costs less than a gable roof, which is more difficult and time-consuming to frame, clad and waterproof. This provides more light and view than a gable roof, which cuts off the view on the top left and right corners substantially. No other house in the region has this much glass width or height for the main view. And this means a glass wall larger than a billboard, taking in the gorgeous mountain view. For instance, the large, simple main shed roof allows the glass wall of the main spaces to be a large, simple rectangle.

Why: the logic of Soellner’s design becomes obvious, once people visit the house. As soon as this house was built, suddenly there is a boom in shed roof, simplified houses in this area, obviously influenced by this first of the kind project in the region. The above house is actually next door, in Sapphire, NC. This house has become the poster child for the latest movement in residential “hip” architecture: Industrial Style.īut this house, designed by Senior Staff Architect Rand Soellner of HOME ARCHITECTS, is the vanguard of Mountain residential architecture: blending the best of muscular Craftsman Style features with industrial materials in mountainous regions, like Cashiers, NC. Industrial Style Mountain house (c) Copyright 2019 HOME ARCHITECTS. HOME ARCHITECTS ® invented Industrial Style Mountain Residential Architecture in 2015 and built the most recent example in 2018.

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Home designer suite 2018 gable roof wall