Grove Ave “The Phoenix” Blog

Grove Avenue Project Blog
June 17, 2010

Located in the heart of Richmond’s Fan district, 1417 Grove Avenue is a phoenix rising from the burned-out shell of a 1920’s row house.  On track for LEED certification, its reconstruction celebrates the form and character of the original structure while integrating high performing, healthful building practices.  Low energy design is enhanced with substantial investment in renewable energy technology and water harvest, while occupant health and well being are supported through non-toxic finishes and biophilic systems, such as an interior living wall and a roof garden.

Some of the Before & After Photos Below (Additional Photos on Flickr)

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Grove Avenue Green Home Tour
June 17, 2010

Watershed Architects Grove Avenue Green House Tour

A few photos from the Grove Avenue Green House Tour
Watershed Architects & Sunflower Solar Flickr Page

If you took any photos and would like to add or link them to the page, email them to stacy@watershedarch.net.

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Grove Avenue Project – Living Wall
June 5, 2010

The first residential interior living wall in central Virginia is up! Watershed collaborated with SG Designs to create the two-story vertical garden, which is composed of ELT EasyGreen Living Wall System modules. The wall receives plenty of daylight through a large skylight and windows surrounding the atrium.

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