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Clean choices. The Rumford 1000 fireplace, which has earned the EPA Clean Air Excellence award, produces 93 percent fewer emissions
                   than a standard open fireplace.
                   materials as locally as possible. Though not LEED certified, the home   and door systems provide transparency and views on the lake side
                   is designed and built to align with LEED standards, and it exceeds   and privacy from the approach side. Large pitched overhangs protect
                   all Washington State energy codes.                      windows and entries from the weather and solar gain in the summer.
                     Ewing served as lead architect for the project. David Law, as project   USAP Cem-Clad fiber cement panels were purchased from a
                   architect, worked with Ewing’s original design and interfaced with   local warehouse less than 150 miles from the site. The design called
                   the owners and the general contractor, Corner Stone Construction   out specific requirements for the panels—beveling the edges, for
                   Inc. Law made several trips to Washington during the process.  instance—and many different dimensions.
                     “It’s always nice to talk to local contractors and find out how things   “The contractor did a fantastic job managing details, such as the
                   are done in that region,” says Law. “For example, we don’t see a lot   spacing of joints and the locations and distances between exposed
                   of ICF [Insulated Concrete Form] buildings down here in So-Cal.”
                     ICFs were used for the below-grade walls, while the above-ground
                   walls are wood framed. A good part of the framing is left exposed   Project Stats
                   on the interior.
                                                                             NAME: Hale/Carpenter Residence, Vancouver, Wash.
                                                                             BUILDER: Thomas McKone, Corner Stone Construction Inc.
                   OUT AND ABOUT THE INSIDE
                   The exterior of this modern-style home is characterized by parapet   ARCHITECT: Douglas Ewing, Ewing Architects Inc.,
                                                                             www.ewingarchitects.com
                   walled boxes clad with fiber cement panels that are in dialogue with   PHOTOS: Jordan Sleeth, Jordan Sleeth Photography
                   horizontal cedar siding and metal-clad pitched roofs. Large window

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