Remodeled by: Jonathan Delcambre, Assoc AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Home Designer Rebecca Handline, Interior Designer Anthony Robinson, Axis Design-Build, Inc. Once a small 1800 square foot ranch-style home, a major reconstruction has converted it to a highly energy efficient, mid-century modern gem. Outside, large trees hang over the flat, cantilevered roofline of this 1950’s residence. The lime green door “pops’ against the natural brick. A few of the homes sustainable features include:         •    Engineered slab with helical piers         •    R-70 single ply white TPO roof system         •    R-15 open cell foam wall insulation         •    Ultra low maintenance cement wall panels, soffits and fascia Natural materials such as ash cabinetry and polished concrete floors are used throughout. One of the highlights of the home is the “Great Room” which contains a double sided fireplace that opens up into a spacious backyard. Another unique feature is the interior courtyard located adjacent to the office/library. The homeowners enjoy searching out vintage furnishings. Notice the Danish modern dining table and petrified wood coffee table, handed down from a family member.   All content sole ownership of Hexter Elementary PTA. Copyright 2011. Site design by CJ Rosenbower. Photography by Ellen Sabin, Ken Vaughan and Steven Vaughan. Site content by Andrea Hosterman & Cathy Wolff.