Designer: Matthew O. Daby

Entry: O-house

  • views: 1495
  • votes: 1
  • comments: 20
  • profile: The Starter House
  • area: 1657 square feet
  • bedrooms: 3+flex room
  • bathrooms: 2+optional 1/2 bath
  • garage stalls: 1-2 (accessory)
  • floor: 2
  • depth: 40 feet
  • width: 40 feet
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Comments on O-house

  • 3/18/2010

    Cal: What a clever plan! This is the only plan I saw that actually adresses a flexible solar orientation. Builders will love this plan because it works on most lot types without modifying the design. Homeowners will love it because of the great spaces, indoor/outdoor connection and the healthy, eco-friendly, energy smart features. AND ALL AT A REALISTIC AFFORDABLE BUILD COST. Cheers! Great Entry! Can't wait for you to win so I can download the plan from the FreeGreen website and build one fot myself.
  • 3/15/2010

    G&Mary: G & Mary: Impressive, as always. Love your work!!!
  • 3/14/2010

    Ben Hollenbaugh: Nice!
  • 3/14/2010

    Reid Martin: This is oh so "O"! I think you need to forward it to Oprah
  • 3/12/2010

    Maureen: Love it, Matthew. Great job. I want you to build me one.
  • 3/11/2010

    Paula: Wow! All of it's features are impressive. I love the windows, it's ability to be flipped to meet the needs of your site, and the central plumbing.
  • 3/10/2010

    Malu: I love de idea to put the hose in any direcction
  • 3/10/2010

    archaalto: Excellent submission.
  • 3/10/2010

    Jessica: I voted cause Angela has been part of my family for like, a million years now. And I trust her judgemnet. Also, the house looks pretty neat. I like how open it is.
  • 3/10/2010

    Bonnie: I loved the fact that it has so many big windows and the openness.
  • 3/7/2010

    Matthew: Greg: Thank you for the vote and recommendation. The comments on your blog regarding the competition are pointed, and I appreciate that your design also does a good job at addressing the program. As you mentioned, the voters and judges should be challenged to pay close attention to how each of the designs address the key issues of the program: -Sustainability -Flexibility on Orientation and Lot Size -Affordability and the ability to realistically be built for a modest price -Context and will the design contribute to a community. -of course Livability of the plan. As you mentioned, too often with design competitions I see the judges and voters get dazzled by flashy drawings or out of budget design details and don't pay as close attention to the practical details. I hope and expect more from this one. May the best design win!
  • 3/6/2010

    Greg La Vardera: Matt - I like your entry and I've voted for it. I also put your design on my list of recommended entries here: http:/blog.lamidesign.com/2010/03/contest-entries-to-vote-for-our.html
  • 3/4/2010

    Kara Bertolucci: I love this. In this area I think the outside inside rooms are wonderful.
  • 3/3/2010

    Amy F.: Great Design! It's amazing how many amenities are in this plan, considering it's footprint. I love how the outdoors connect to the inside. I also like the use of natural light.
  • 3/3/2010

    Darin: Perfect
  • 3/3/2010

    Jeremy: Outstanding open space; love the glass and contemporary lines.
  • 3/2/2010

    Theresa: the outdoor spaces are fantastic!!
  • 3/2/2010

    Katy: Love all the windows!
  • 3/2/2010

    Ryan: I wish I could vote 100 times for this concept by M.O.Daby Design LLC...brilliantly planned and very customizable...I want one!
  • 3/2/2010

    m: This design does a great job at being versatile for any lot and solar orientation!

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