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Located in rolling hillsides of Carmel, California, the Caterpillar House is a 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom dwelling that implements sustainable features and strategies for minimal development impact.
Feldman Architecture gave the client a home that connects seamlessly with the outdoors, in the form of a modern ranch with strong horizontal lines.
The house is quite literally made from the ground it sits on, with repurposed dirt from the site being used in the building of the walls. The “rammed earth walls” help keep the temperature steady because they act as a thermal mass. The house also utilizes natural ventilation to keep it cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
The roof integrates photovoltaic panels that produce all the required energy, and have been carefully integrated into the design...
View more imagery of the first LEED Platinum Custom Home on the California Central Coast and read the project description at Feldman Architecture.
Via Lauren Moss, Proyecto Espacios
