This 1600 sq. ft, two-story strawbale home in Solana Beach, California is reaching its final stages in the construction process. Owner-selected timber from Washington state serves as posts and the cast-on-site concrete window sills have been installed. The exterior lime-based plaster is completed and the clay plaster on the interior will soon cover the rest of the strawbales. [...more]
If you've been looking for ways to become more sustainable, it might be a good time to look into conserving water with rain barrels. "The Water Authority and its 24 member agencies, in partnership with the Solana Center for Environmental Innovation, are encouraging more people to save water this winter with special discounts on [...more]
The San Diego Green Building Council is holding a Green Homes Tour this Saturday to celebrating green building and design. There will be 10 homes featured and Hubbell and Hubbell's Alta Loma in Jamul is one of them! This is a great opportunity to see some eco-friendly projects throughout the county. If you'd like to [...more]
This article was recently featured in the most recent publishing of the Hi Sierran by Sierra Club San Diego: Architect Selected for Foster Lodge Cabin Rebuild, Hubbell & Hubbell to Design Hubbell & Hubbell Architects has been selected by Sierra Club San Diego to design the new cabin at Foster Lodge. The old cabin, constructed [...more]
A 2-story strawbale home has been rising in recent months in the heart of Solana Beach, California. The Hubbell & Hubbell designed home will be fully equipped with solar power, solar hot water, and electric vehicle charging. The home owner hand selected timbers from Washington state for some of the post and rafter elements. A natural clay [...more]
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