Housing Opportunity 2014 - Building for Health, Building with Innovation, Parlin Meyer
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Parlin Meyer of BrightBuilt Homes presented on their efforts to address the demand for affordable, net-zero modular single family homes. BrightBuilt builds high-performance modular homes that cost between $140-$175 per square foot, including site costs and sometimes renewable energy systems. Their homes have instant payback on solar panels due to low electricity costs over 30 years. As 75% of the built environment will be new or renovated in the next 30 years, BrightBuilt aims to help set new construction standards and build homes at a faster pace through modular construction while overcoming technical, manufacturing, market, and policy barriers.
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Housing Opportunity 2014 - Building for Health, Building with Innovation, Parlin Meyer
- 1. Image © trent bell Parlin Meyer – Director | BrightBuilt Home affiliate of Kaplan Thompson Architects Portland, Maine Affordable, Net-Zero Modular single family homes ULI Housing Opportunity 2014: Healthy Housing, Healthy Places May 16, 2014
- 2. Our EFFORTS. Urban land institute? …Single family detached homes? What are we doing here??!
- 3. Our EFFORTS. The DEMAND for Single Family homes remains SOURCE: DOE 2011 Buildings Energy data book …and Consumption remains very high
- 4. Our EFFORTS. How we’re ADDRESSING THE DEMAND Image © trent bell $140-$175 / sq. ft. including site costs & (sometimes) renewables
- 5. The REASON. Why a BRIGHTBUILT HOME works
- 6. The REASON. What a BRIGHTBUILT HOME costs
- 7. The REASON.6.5kW array $2700/kW after rebate .20c/kWh 5% at 30 inflation of 2.5%/year Instant payback makes the case for solar
- 8. The NICHE. over the next 30 years 75% of the built environment will be new or renovated SOURCE: architecture 2030
- 9. Old approach | New STANDARDS
- 10. Yields Great HomeS at a faster pace
- 11. Barriers to realization image: www.sustainability.com Technical Adapting High performance to modular Manufacturing MARKET Assessments / valuation Conveying cost reality to Homeowners Conveying added value to Homebuilders POLICY Tax Credits Power companies
- 12. Our EFFORTS. Completed HOMES 2008- July 2013
- 13. UPCOMING HOMES July 2013- present HOLLIS , NH LINCOLN- VILLE, ME SPRING- FIELD, VT WOBURN, MA COLLEGE GROVE, TN GORHAM, ME LEXING- TON, MA NORTH ANDOVER, MA
- 14. Our EFFORTS. How we Scale it Up BAYSIDE ANCHOR East Bayside, Portland, ME Mixed Use Residential/Retail 45 Units, Studio – 2 BR 36 to be Affordable Housing Units 9 To Be market rate Modular construction To meet Passive House standard
- 15. THANK YOU