A peaceful Passive House retreat in the mountains of Southern Colorado, built for fire resilience and exceptional performance. The Old Country Construction team, trained in both Passive House and our Installer program, had panels up in just four days: earning a striking 0.07 ACH50 blower door result on their first attempt.

Before there was a home, there was a search on horseback for the lot with the best 360-degree mountain views. Construction is underway outside Santa Fe, with Kris Cordova on site as builder and panel installer. The clients stayed closely involved, even opening their site for a Panel Install Tour in June.

After the Eaton Fire, this Altadena rebuild became one of the first homes to move from cleared lot to high-performance enclosure in just four months. Designed through a Co.LAB with Hereabout Homes, the project prioritizes non-toxic materials, fire resilience, and airtight performance, achieving 0.32 ACH50.

Seven weeks from groundbreaking to dried in shell in Santa Fe County. This 2 bed, 2 bath WEST plan with a flat roof and attached garage pairs factory built panels with an experienced local builder, Pella Heritage windows, and Zehnder ventilation for a durable, high performance home.

This Nova Scotia interpretation of the Hereabout Co.LAB Hangout plan was manufactured through B.PUBLIC’s decentralized partnership and erected just ahead of winter. With four bedrooms, radiant floors, ERV ventilation, and Innotech windows, the project showcases fast, climate-conscious delivery in a coastal setting.

This mountain-modern home in Leadville, Colorado, showcases B.PUBLIC’s high-performance panels built for altitude. Designed by the homeowner and constructed by Hammerwell with certified installer Tyler Bilecky, it blends architectural elegance, airtight durability, and sustainable materials for resilient living in the Rockies.