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Science and Technology Monday, January 24, 2011 SmartHome saves energy and money The Cleveland Museum of Natural History will build a home to set the standard for future energy efficient housing. Story by ALISON RITCHIE |
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 | | The 2,500 square foot home will include three bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. It's 18 inch thick wall will keep the house heated, without a furnace. | | Courtesy of Doty and Miller Architects |
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History is building a home that it says will be a model for energy efficiency. The home will have 18-inch thick walls and high-performance windows, making it 90 percent more energy efficient than a typical Northeast Ohio home.
The two-story “SmartHome” will cost about $500,000 to build and will be complete in June. Museum visitors will be able to tour the house this summer, and after that, the house will be sold to a Cleveland family.
The museum’s executive director Evalyn Gates said the exhibit will show the latest in green technology. |
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In September, the home will be moved from the museum grounds to a lot near Case Western Reserve University. It will be sold as a private home for a list price of $300,000 to $400,000. |
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