SIP Campers Cabin La Honda CA
Location: La Honda, CA
Project Information
Project Type: | Commercial, Other Commercial |
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Manufacturer: | Premier Building Systems |
Builder: | Shell Building Systems |
Design Professional: | Jackson Liles Architecture |
Year Built: | 2022 |
Performance
High Performance: | No |
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Awards/Certifications: Building Excellence Awards
BEA: 2022 Runner-Up Classic & Honorable Mention Commercial Under 10,000 sq. ft.
This cabin was the first prototype to be used for campers visiting the YMCA Camp.
A stringent RFQ was required to receive the contract for this project as below:
SUSTAINABILITY
The cabin will be built within a predefined territory in which environmentally sustainable and restorative techniques will be
employed. Techniques will aim towards a measurable goal such as LEED, Build It Green or the Living Futures Challenge. Wherever
possible sustainable components will be easily demonstrable and reinforce the educational goals of camp.
Because this camp has a wide diversity of campers who may have numerous allergies and other health concerns, we had to substantiate meeting a list of 22 materials of concern providing data these materials and toxins are not in the SIP Panels, we were the only company that could fulfill this list.
SIP wall thickness and core material: 6" SIP Wall Panels with EPS Core
SIP roof thickness and core material: 10" SIP Panels were both used on the roof and floor with an EPS Core
This project exceeded all requirements by the YMCA and Architect. Therefore, it substantially saved labor and construction costs let alone the energy efficacy with the cabin. Because of using SIPs for the walls, floor and roof enabled the design for the architect and structural engineering.
Certifications:
LEED, Energy Start and National Green Building compliance were exceeded.
HVAC system:
Extreme climate allowed for a large reduction with the HVAC system.
Other Energy-saving Materials:
Sustainable and energy saving materials were used on all windows and other building materials for this project.
Sustainable materials or design features:
Only non-toxic materials sustainable were allowed to be used on this project.
Additional comments:
What made this particular cabin unique was their commitment to be completely sustainable and energy efficient.
Builder, homeowner, occupant testimonial:
The YMCA is now planning on using this prototype cabin on all of their future developments.