Cabin for sale 15000.00 213 457 3614

Cabin for sale, can be moved to your lot. Has huge loft. Comes with electric wiring, shower, toilet, hot water heater,stainless steel kitchen sink and cabinets. 
15000.00
Location: Beach Rd, area, HPP, Keaau, Hi.
213 457 3614

 

Sustainable living in Waipi'o Valley. Green Architectural Design. Joachim Hagemann 213 457 3614

On the road into Waipi'o Valley, we had to cross 4 rivers, the river was the road for a while.

The best taro in the valley.

Polynesian Pavilion in the heart of Waipi'o valley

We scouted a new location in the valley of the kings.
This must be one of the most beautiful places on earth. We are blessed.
Here are some of the ideas that went into planning.

Harmonize with the site. Build as small as possible.
Use natural heating and cooling
Be beautiful as well as ecological,using green and non- or less toxic materials, sustainable approaches to water and waste, environmental landscaping, and energy-efficient design, heating, and cooling.
The houses are striking in appearance, inexpensive to build, totally functional.
Surrounded by tropical fruit orchards, vegetable gardens, greenhouses and animal systems.
- Alternative methods of power generation. Wind and solar. Power grid technology.
- Latest energy-saving technologies related to appliances, advanced lighting and operable shading devices.
Sustainable architecture.
NO PREFAB, using green and non- or less toxic materials wherever possible, sustainable approaches to water and waste, environmental landscaping, and energy-efficient design, heating and cooling.
Green design, affordable green building, non violent and trans-formative action.

Tiny houses. Kaloli 1 Cabin. Copyright © 2009-2013 Joachim Hagemann

Here are some of the ideas that went into planning. 

Harmonize with the site. Build as small as possible.
Use natural heating and cooling
Be beautiful as well as ecological,using green and non- or less toxic materials, sustainable approaches to water and waste, environmental landscaping, and energy-efficient design, heating, and cooling.
The houses are striking in appearance, inexpensive to build, totally functional.
Surrounded by tropical fruit orchards, vegetable gardens, greenhouses and animal systems.
- Alternative methods of power generation. Wind and solar. Power grid technology.
- Latest energy-saving technologies related to appliances, advanced lighting and operable shading devices.
Sustainable architecture.
NO PREFAB, using green and non- or less toxic materials wherever possible, sustainable approaches to water and waste, environmental landscaping, and energy-efficient design, heating and cooling.
Green design, affordable green building, non violent and trans-formative action.

Kaloli 1 cabin. 12x24 and a 6x12 lanai.

Copyright © 2009-2011 Joachim Hagemann. Use of this web site only with Green Architectural Design's written 

 Oak floor installation

 Deck installation with chalk line and proper screws

 Tiles

 

 Toilet ready to be installed.

Electrical outlet

                               
Tiny House Kaloli 1 remodel

• 3D Modeling
• Design development
• Feasibility Studies
• Master Planning
• Needs Analysis
• Pre design
• Programming
• Quality control
• Rendering
• Schematic design

LEED Certification

LEED's green building requirements can be applied to new construction or older homes, but only new homes can be officially certified. The regulations are designed so that construction is healthy and durable for the occupants and the environment.

Our new chicks, hens and roosters. Rabbits too.

We have 10 free range chickens.
Sunflowers grown from seeds.
Lettuce in our garden
Taro
Basil
Peppers

Open air sustainable home. Design by Joachim Hagemann

Planning, Analysis, Modeling, Design. Joachim Hagemann 213 457 3614

Low Impact Development Demonstration.
Minimalist open air house design by Joachim Hagemann

Hawaiian based company Green Architectural Design created this open air 40x40 Hawaiian inspired pavilion. Made out of wood it is reminiscent of the kind of Hawaiian building frequently seen in the country side. It has a glass structure that affords an unimpeded view. Modular spaces can be expanded. Sliding doors on all sides give the impression of being an extension to living space

Description: The roof was conceived after a series of design changes, Rectangular in form, the house has one lCopyright © 2009-2014 Joachim Hagemann. Use of this web site only with Green Architectural Design's written acceptance

Hybrid Solar Air System

We understand that for most people, solar power is a mystery, therefore, it is our goal to provide the best information possible about our systems and how they can benefit the "everyday" user.

System storage requirements:

How much storage, in amp-hours, do you need? This will vary with the application and what part of the country you are in. As a rough rule for home solar systems, the total battery capacity (in amp-hours) should be three to five times your daily usage. 3 days is usually sufficient in most of the sunbelt states, 4 in most of the Midwest, in the East and Northwest, 4 to 5 days is better. If you are in a good wind area and have a wind generator, you can probably cut this down a day, but wind turbine output can be highly variable in many areas.

For backup power systems (UPS), the total capacity should be enough to cover about twice the longest anticipated outage. To figure how many amp-hours storage you need, take your average daily usage in watts and divide by the battery voltage. For example, if you use 5 kwh (kilowatt-hours) per day, and have a 48 volt system, then dividing 5000 by 48 gives you 105 AH. Since you do not want to discharge the battery more than 50% in most cases, you would need 210 AH. If you want to keep running for 4 days of bad weather with no sun, multiply that times 4, which gives you about 850 AH total capacity. UPS and backup power systems are the same, except that the times are often in hours instead of days.

How many Watt-Hours in a battery?: Watts are pretty simple - it is just battery voltage times amp-hours. A 12 volt 105 AH battery can supply (under perfect conditions and to 100% discharge) 12 x 105, or 1260 Watt-hours (1.26KWH).

The System may also be expanded by connecting extra batteries or extra systems to the post-terminals using jumper-cables. By “jumping” extra batteries the batteries capacity is increased, allowing for greater power storage.

The formula for finding wattage is very simple.

Watts = Volts x Amps


So lets say you have a 1000 watt stero system in your car. You wanna know how many amps that its sucking down.

Amps = Watts / Volts

Since a car battery is 12 volts: 1000W / 12V = 83.3 Amps.


Ok now lets say Uncle Jimbo has put in a 30 Amp breaker for his massive year round Christmas light display that his neighbors are threatening to sue him over. You want to find out how many watts of lights that Jimbo can put up before it blows the breaker.

Watts = Amps x Volts

Since house current is 120 volts: 30A x 120V = 3600 Watts or 3.6 Kilowatts
(Yipes Jimbo!)


Lets say a PSU puts out 17 amps and 204 watts on a certain rail. You want to find the voltage.

Volts = Watts / Amps

So 204W / 17A = 12 Volts.

Flexible Portable Power Generator. 5 minute set up time, 2 cases USD 4990.00

American made - The System is produced from as much American-sourced product and materials as is possible. Our buyers vigorously research the market landscape to find the best product from domestic companies, even though it often results in higher costs than imported materials.

Quality - American Made Products are often of higher quality than inexpensive imports, guaranteeing our customers a superior product,there is no "planned obsolescence" built into our system, and very little maintenance necessary to keep it functional.

Do I need a permit to use a Solar System at my house? It is a portable solar generator that does not require any approvals for use. It is a self-contained, turn-key system that is ready to operate right out of the box. Are there any Tax-Rebates or government incentives ? The answer to this question lies in the state in which you live. There is a great website that can be accessed by clicking here that has a plethora of information on it regarding State & Federal programs. OPERATION: How many persons does it take to setup a system? In most cases just one, and it is designed to be erected and functioning in less than five minutes. Disassembly is also less than five minutes by one person. Can I use it to power our house? The unit is a portable DC power generator, and not designed for direct connection to your home's AC electrical system without a grid-tie inverter. You could, however, power select appliances in your home using the system. For example, you could operate a refrigerator, television, radio, computer, and other devices.

Tax Credits.

We'll guide you through your tax credit application.

http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=tax_credits.tx_index

http://www.dsireusa.org/incentives/index.cfm?re=1&ee=1&spv=0&st=0&srp=1&state=HI

Kaloli Point. Location of Kaloli 4

LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)
Green building certification system
LEED® for Homes is a certification system that promotes the design and construction of high performance green homes. LEED for Homes awards points to projects within seven categories of environmental performance: Location & Linkages, Sustainable Sites, Water Efficiency, Indoor Environmental Quality, Energy & Atmosphere, Homeowner Awareness and Innovation and Design
Kaloli 4. Design: Joachim Hagemann

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Green design results in savings of total construction cost, an initial upfront investment of 100k in green building features on a 5 million project would result in 1 million savings over the life of the building.

New Project on Hamakua Coast

(Picture by Rachel Baddorf Copyright 2010)
(Picture by Rachel Baddorf Copyright 2010)
The new project is up country on the Hamakua Coast near the town of Pauillo. The site is on the side of valley that funnels up the ocean winds into the foothills of Mauna Kea. The house will look out, down the valley, to the ocean. It's beautifully quiet cattle country.

The design is based on a Kaloli 2 with an enlarged deck and built on a slab. The house will take advantage of the breezes coming up the valley with energy efficient sliding doors. The doors will also contribute to the daylighting of the house, reducing the need for electrical lighting.

(Picture by Rachel Baddorf Copyright 2010)

(Picture by Rachel Baddorf Copyright 2010)

The area had been bulldozed and we were supposed to be putting together the forms for pouring the concrete slab.

(Picture by Rachel Baddorf Copyright 2010)

We measured using a laser level and found that the surface wasn't even enough yet for a good slab. The bulldozer needed to be called in to go deeper for an even grade.


(Picture by Rachel Baddorf Copyright 2010)

The project is underway and progressing.