Cutaways demonstrate resilient building techniques to prevent damage in the event of severe weather.
Open layout as well as finishes and furnishings that are nontoxic and dust-resistant.
Energy saving appliances as well as accessibility measures for a person who uses a wheelchair.
Adequate storage to keep dirty shoes and potentially toxic cleaning supplies away from the rest of the home.
Demonstrates the drainable, dryable wall technique that can be easily repaired after a flood.
Displays solutions for a healthy home using nontoxic finishes and materials with accessibility for those with limited mobility.
Demonstrates resilient features and techniques to protect the home from high-speed winds.
This closet doubles as a storm shelter and is structurally separated from the rest of the house.
The different counter heights and roll-in shower create an accessible bathroom.
Constructed of material to resist rot and decay and reinforced to be secure against high-speed winds.
Reinforced to prevent wind uplift in the event of severe weather and foundation types are on display here.
Positioned to be passively cooled by the breeze in the summer and warmed by the sun in the winter.
Displays a reinforced garage door which adds resilience to one of the most vulnerable parts of a home.
The metal roof is painted to resist heat and the driveway uses porous pavers to prevent puddles.
Rainwater is collected on this side of the house to be reused throughout the landscape.
Dual handrails provide stability for those using the stairs and is well lit to prevent falls.
The HVAC system an energy efficient layout and design, and the attic is well insulated.
Displays features throughout the home including insulation, window flashing and building materials.
