Watch the Government’s New Green Tech Test House Take Shape (Video)

Entry #1800, November 8, 2012

Have you ever wondered what the government thinks about going green with energy efficiency? Just see for yourself this wonderful structure of the federal agency – National Institute of Standards and Technology. The agency known as the nation’s official timekeeper now offers something for the environment.

See how this Net Zero House gets built

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This beautifully built green tech test house is located in the county of Montgomery, Maryland. The house comprises four bedrooms, detached two-car garage, two bathrooms and a screened-in lanai out back. It has a total area of 2,700 square feet of upscale suburban living space.

Time-Lapse Video of Net-Zero Residential Test Facility Construction

Link to video –> Green Tech Test Facility Construction

This does not include a 1,500 square-foot area intended for the basement. This new green tech test house offers the following features:

Complete with beautiful amenities

Looking at the façade or the exterior of the building, you will definitely notice the beauty and creativity of structure. You will a different approach on the curves and edges of the structure from different angles. From the outside view, the picturesque look of the structure is far ahead of its class.

Innovative architectural details

The structure does not only look great by far but even so when you get closer to it. The designers of the house are very successful with their aim to impress people who get into this structure. The windows, doors, moldings and other small details are well-designed and integrated in all areas of the house.

Net Zero House a closer look

High-end finishes

What makes this green tech test house very remarkable are the superb finishes. You will see that the materials used are top-of-the-line and so sophisticated. The color finish also provides the pleasant and calm ambiance of the place. The custom built-ins give an elegant look at the entire place and maximize the area as well.

You will definitely be convinced that the money spent for the National Institute of Standards and Technology green tech test house is worth every penny.

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