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2003 Built Green AwardsThe 2003 Built Green Colorado Awards of Excellence were announced October 23, 2003, at the HBA Annual General Membership meeting. In the category of Built Green Home of the Year Under $500,000, the award of excellence went to Pueblo builder Cruzco Custom Homes, for The Hallmark. The award was accepted by Paul Cruz. Paul and Jayme Cruz are both second generation home builders whose mission is to help preserve natural resources and the environment while building beautiful, affordable homes. The Hallmark scored 259 Built Green points, utilized solar hot water, Energy Star lighting throughout, and advanced water wise principles in the landscaping. In the category of Built Green Home of the Year Over $500,000 the award of excellence went to Sattler Homes for the Otsuka Residence. The award was accepted by Ed Rodgers. Sattler Homes built a home worthy of its pristine site, preserving the natural beauty of the area while placing great emphasis on energy efficiency, indoor air quality and water conservation. The Otsuka Residence scored 232 Built Green points using innovative zoning design combining radiant with forced-air heat, highly efficient boilers and triple pane, low-E windows throughout. The award for Built Green Builder of the Year went to Engle Homes Colorado. The award was accepted by Erik Eckberg. Engle Homes began their journey toward high performance homes by partnering with Building Science Corporation and they haven’t looked back since. All their homes are registered Built Green and incorporate advanced sealing, 92% efficient furnaces, mechanical ventilation, sealed combustion appliances and a rigorous testing regimen. Engle extensively educates their trade partners, sales team and buyers about Built Green, building science, and systems-based construction. |
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2008 Built Green Colorado
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Centennial, CO 80112 Last Updated: 04/10/2004 |