This is one of the latest sustainable prefab homes from Seattle-based Stillwater Dwellings. The home has three bedrooms, two and a half baths, and 2,300 square feet with a signature soaring butterfly roofline, a great room, and 360-degree views of Sauvie Island, Mount St. Helen, Mount Hood, and Mount Rainier. After solar panels are installed, the owners expect to submit paperwork in line with LEED Gold certification.
The green prefab doesn’t have interior supporting walls, yet Stillwater was able to deliver a space that’s 42′ wide, 17′ deep, and 12’6″ tall. It was shipped with a tilt-up roof that rests flat during transport and pops up with clerestory windows during site work.
Inside, the home has museum-quality lighting, a whole-house in-wall touchpad, and iPhone-controlled monitoring and AV systems.
The owners received quotes from other firms to permit, design, and build a custom home of this quality. Pricing came in at about $1.8 million; however, Stillwater was able to deliver a home with a total cost of about $880,000 less than the others.
Other than pricing, which is fixed and set from the front end, Stillwater Dwellings prides itself on providing a smooth design and build process. Stillwater uses current technology to understand the client’s needs, make design modifications, and establish a predictable construction schedule.
[+] More info about the sd133 design by Stillwater Dwellings.
Credits: Stillwater Dwellings.
I’ll be honest Preston, I don’t know that you can see Mt. Rainier from Sauvie Island, or at least I’ve never seen it. Â However, you can see Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helens and Mt. Hood. Â Sauvie Island is a unique place, where farmland is strictly protected, and it’s very beautiful. Â That’s a gorgeous prefab, and it would have been quite a sight to see them transporting it over the Sauvie Island bridge to the site.
Definitely relying on the project team’s perspective of the view. I bet it’s just incredible.  Another great project from Stillwater Dwellings …
You can see just the very top of Mt. Rainier to the left of Mt. St Helen’s from this house.Â
One of the highest points on the Island.
The mid-century modernist in me LOVES this butterfly roof! Â It’s delightful to see it incorporated so nicely into new modern architecture. Yeah, I could live here!
Thanks Preston for including us. We’re always excited to be a part of JetsonGreen!Â
Bart Mitchell
Partner, Stillwater Dwellings
http://www.stillwaterdwellings.comÂ
Thanks Preston for including us. We’re always excited to be a part of JetsonGreen!Â
Bart Mitchell
Partner, Stillwater Dwellings
http://www.stillwaterdwellings.comÂ
I wonder if still water design would or could do something I can afford…naw not likely.
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714 sf for $1000000, omg fabulous
seriously $1000000 can get you a lot more
even led lighting lol
plus an extra $ to bribe the LEED scammers and you’re (pun intended) “golden”
well i take that back partially if the sf is really 2300.
still, kinda little for a lot…