Construction sites are common throughout the City of Pasadena. When the function is attended by the Mayor, Pasadena city officials and Channel 7 KABC, it makes for a special event.
The event was held on Wednesday afternoon at 2:00pm and was introduced by Deena Willis, an associate broker with Assist 2 Sell in Pasadena and who is about to complete her Eco Broker certification. Deena spoke about working with the owners of the Eco House and the home search process they went through before deciding to build their ideal dream home.
A Historic Event
Only time will tell if the Eco House will take its place alongside Pasadena’s historic past of craftsman, bungalows and Spanish style architecture. 
The significance of the home obtaining the Platinum LEED Certification is bound to be a model for future construction as we attempt to move away from wood framing to more environmentally friendly and sustainable materials.
Providing the backdrop to the speakers was a wall of SCIP (structural concrete insulated panels) which will be the cornerstone of the Eco House. These panels are shipped prefabricated to the site and can be constructed with less skilled labor, therefore allowing the building costs to remain competitive.
Pasadena Mayor Bill Bogaard addresses the crowd gathered at the groundbreaking of the Pasadena Eco House
In attendance L-R, Teresa Lamb, Sarkis Nazerian-City of Pasadena, Annie Reynaud-General Contractor-Global Panel Slutions, Robert Michelson-Designer, Studio RMA, Bill Bogaard-Pasadena Mayor, Janice Kopanski & James Copelan- owners, Deena Willis-up2daterealestate.com and Adam Carter
About Doug Willis
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