B+A Greater Boston

August 2023

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"There are a number of ways t o i n c o r p o r a t e s u s t a i n a b l e a lter natives i nto a ny bui ldi ng project, some of which have no cost impact whi le ot hers have a rea sonable return on invest- ment of the upfront premium," Va he ex pla ins. " Items such a s e c o -f r iend ly pa i nt s/c oat i n g s , h i g h- ef f icienc y L ED a nd CF L lighting f ix tures, water-saving plumbing fixtures, local building materials, tight air-sealing and proper recycling of waste can be introduced into any project, often at no additional cost." The master bath features a soaking tub with bubble glass light fixture above. PHOTOGRAPHY: DAMIANOS PHOTOGRAPHY Multi-purpose room for exercise and recreation. I-joists were used to create a 22-foot by 23-foot space with no columns. The fully-finished basement also features 8-foot+ ceilings, an office, two bedrooms and a bath, all enjoying a hydronic radiant floor with insulation below. BOSTON.BUILDERARCHITECT.COM Builder+Architect GREATER BOSTON, CAPE COD AND THE ISLANDS |  1 5

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