Hatfield Update – Landscaping Progress
John walks us through the brilliant choices made to build character and privacy for the homeowner of the Hatfield project. From Trees to perennials, a lot of thought and hard work went into this design. So my buddy Barbara and I, all of us was beat up this landscaper, all the landscaping here, which is, man, I’ll never sell the landscaper short again. We have like 400 plants we put in and we brought, I’m guessing, at least 100 yards of really nice topsoil and dirt. And it was all done by hand. And then Tyler, our concrete guy, brought a lot of it in with his little walk behind tractor and skirted most got a lot of the elevations in.
Hatfield Update – New Home Exterior Design
John takes us on a walkthrough of the Hatfield project, starting with new home exterior design standards. For this new home build John tied interior and exterior accents together in charming ways. From the fence to doors to floating shelves, these design elements maintain a sense of warmth and consistency throughout the home.
Eugene Modern Home Builder – Hatfield – Healthy Home Design
The Hatfield home was started with a post-tension, radiant heat foundation. That means it has warm, polished concrete floor that might crack, but will never separate. That means no water seepage or pests getting in the home through the floor. On top of the superior radiant heat system, with HVAC for the second floor, this homes features an HRV system. The Heat Recovery Ventilation system is to filter out dust and germs and bring air in at-temp for full comfort, maintaining a truly healthy home. In this post John talks a bit about his New Home Construction Design process. As a new home builder in Eugene he doesn’t take on just any project. John builds modern, healthy new homes that with energy efficient designs from the ground up.
New Home Build – Hatfield Project Introduction
John Webb introduces the New Home he and his team are building on Hatfield Street in Coburg. John has been designing and building Energy Efficient Homes in the Pacific Northwest for over 30 years. So, why would he choose such an oddball lot? John explains why, as a New Home Builder he loves the challenge of odd shaped lots and the opportunities they provide. In this post John covers challenges municipalities present, his plans for landscaping and Interior Design. From the ground up this is one of the more beautiful, energy efficient, and comfortable homes in Lane County. “Welcome to the new project here in Coburg, here on Hatfield Street. We’ve designed and built a home that is kind of lending more towards a French Country look on the outside. It has lots of rock work.