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Located in progressive Columbia, Missouri, Peckham Architecture's deep green home headquarters was Missouri’s first Passive House Institute US (PHIUS) Certified building.
Located in progressive Columbia, Missouri, Peckham Architecture's deep green home headquarters was Missouri’s first Passive House Institute US (PHIUS) Certified building.
Green Architect Nick Peckham designed a geodesic dome for his home headquarters as a nod to his mentor, world-renowned inventor and visionary Buckminster Fuller.
Green Architect Nick Peckham designed a geodesic dome for his home headquarters as a nod to his mentor, world-renowned inventor and visionary Buckminster Fuller.
Peckham Architecture achieves net-positive energy using a methodical approach involving every material, from the foundation to the photovoltaic array.
Peckham Architecture achieves net-positive energy using a methodical approach involving every material, from the foundation to the photovoltaic array.
During the warmest May on record, Peckham Architecture's LEED Platinum home headquarters produced so much electricity that it earned a utility bill credit of $179.
During the warmest May on record, Peckham Architecture's LEED Platinum home headquarters produced so much electricity that it earned a utility bill credit of $179.
Peckham Architecture's net-positive energy array includes a photovoltaic system, super insulation, LED lighting, energy recovery ventilation, an instant hot water heater and Energy Star appliances.
Peckham Architecture's net-positive energy array includes a photovoltaic system, super insulation, LED lighting, energy recovery ventilation, an instant hot water heater and Energy Star appliances.
Peckham Architecture's fully accessible home headquarters features a 1,200-square-foot office; 2,500 square feet of living space for Green Architect Nick Peckham and his wife, Diane; a garage; and an unheated 3-season porch.
Peckham Architecture's fully accessible home headquarters features a 1,200-square-foot office; 2,500 square feet of living space for Green Architect Nick Peckham and his wife, Diane; a garage; and an unheated 3-season porch.
Peckham Architecture created a Certified Wildlife Area using low maintenance, sustainable landscaping.
Peckham Architecture created a Certified Wildlife Area using low maintenance, sustainable landscaping.

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Peckham Architecture’s LEED Platinum home headquarters is Missouri’s first Passive House Institute US (PHIUS) Certified building. Located in Columbia, Missouri, this building is net-positive, which means that it produces more electricity than it consumes. A photovoltaic system, super insulation, LED lighting, energy recovery ventilation, an instant hot water heater and Energy Star appliances make this possible. Peckham Architecture moved into the new headquarters in May 2016. That month—the warmest May on record—the building produced so much electricity that it earned a utility bill credit of $179.