WESTWOOD WEDGE

Located in the vibrant and rapidly developing neighborhood of West Asheville, the Westwood Wedge stands as a testament to modern sustainable living. The home features a striking south-facing shed roof, optimized for solar energy capture, and a double-height atrium that enhances natural ventilation and passive cooling. Expansive windows are thoughtfully placed to flood the interior with natural light, offering stunning views while still maintaining privacy.

The interior of the Westwood Wedge is designed for comfort and efficiency, with open living spaces that seamlessly connect with the outdoors. High ceilings and an abundance of natural light create an airy and inviting atmosphere. Sustainable materials and energy-efficient systems are integrated throughout, reducing the home’s overall environmental footprint and utility costs.

Whether you’re relaxing in the spacious living area, cooking in the modern kitchen, or enjoying the serene outdoor spaces, the Westwood Wedge offers a perfect blend of style and sustainability. This home exemplifies how innovative design and green building practices can create a beautiful, functional, and eco-friendly living environment.

A GREEN BUILT HOME

A high priority for the homeowner was an environmentally conscious house that would take advantage of the sun with passive heating and cooling strategies. With this in mind, we created a south-facing shed roof to maximize the area for solar panels. In the center of the house, we designed a double-height atrium with vented skylights to draw cool air through the house at night. The double-height atrium also allowed for lots of natural light to flood the interior of the house while minimizing the amount of glass facing the street, which improved privacy. 

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Our homes have been featured in Dwell Magazine, Curbed, Reveal Magazine, and Floyd Furniture

We are proud to announce that the Westwood Home was featured by Dwell Magazine, Curbed, and Reveal Magazine. Dwell identified that house as a trend setter for the year 2020. It was also an Editor’s Pick on Dwell.com.

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