This Old House
S40E12 Jamestown: Energy-Saving Installations
The team explores the benefits of induction cooking while enhancing the barn with solar panels on its roof. They also introduce a distinctive lattice design for added aesthetic appeal. A demonstration of energy recovery ventilation (ERV) systems showcases their efficiency. Additionally, the group focuses on both landscaping and hardscaping efforts to create an environmentally friendly and visually appealing outdoor space.
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The Net-Zero Bungalow | The Jamestown Net-Zero House
Jamestown: Net Zero From the Ground Up
Jamestown: HVAC of the Future
Jamestown: A Charleston Family House Is Reborn
Jamestown: Ramp Up the R Value
Jamestown: Net Zero Blanket
Jamestown: Modern Barn Raising
Jamestown: Air Tight House
Jamestown: Designing Their Dream Home
Jamestown: Powering Net Zero
Jamestown: Roger's Nod to Sod
Jamestown: Energy-Saving Installations
Jamestown: Net-Zero Comes Together
Brookline Mid-Century Modern House: Mid-Century Modern Makeover
Brookline Mid-Century Modern House: Next-Generation Demolition
Brookline Mid-Century Modern House: Apprentices in Sill School
Brookline Mid-Century Modern House: Beam Me Up Tommy
Brookline Mid-Century Modern House: Norm Revisits a Skylight
Brookline Mid-Century Modern House: Stone Cold Pavers
Brookline Mid-Century Modern House: Eight Is Enough Stairways
Brookline Mid-Century Modern House: Can We Cantilever
Brookline Mid-Century Modern House: What’s the Miter with the Corner
Brookline Mid-Century Modern House: See Glass
Brookline Mid-Century Modern House: Attack of the Giant Tile
Brookline Mid-Century Modern House: Finally Finishes
Brookline Mid-Century Modern House: Taking Modern Back to the Future