GreenPoint Rated-Existing Home Award Winning Projects

Our Remodel the Future competition honors GreenPoint Rated Existing Home projects that exemplify the best of green remodeling. Check out our 2009 award winners—six outstanding renovations that point the way to a beautifully green future.

Bermingham/Goldsby Residence - Finding the Comfort Zone in Pasadena

An energy overhaul brings a mid-20th century Pasadena house up to 21st century standards of comfort and efficiency. Full case study coming soon...

Darling-Wright Residence - Greening a Greene and Greene House

The first GreenPoint Rated historic home—a Greene and Greene house in Claremont—showcases how to improve a building’s environmental performance while protecting its architectural integrity. Read case study...

Levinson Residence - A Large Home Gets a Smaller Footprint

Frank Levinson likens the typical home to a car without a dashboard. Like a car, “your house carries you forward in time, but without a dashboard. What I wanted is a dashboard that told me the performance of my house in real time.” Read case study...

MacLeod/Morand Residence - Revamping an Older Tract House

Ian MacLeod is a homeowner who also happens to be an architect, contractor and Certified Green Building Professional. He tackles his family’s bungalow, transforming the cramped and dated floor plan into a spacious, energy efficient and modern home. Read case study...

McCalmont Residence - A Solar Home That’s Ahead of the Curve

As co-founders of Regrid Power, a company that installs solar power systems in Northern California, Tom and Darlene McCalmont have a professional commitment to doing the right thing. That commitment carried over into their home lives when they set out to renovate their house in Palo Alto. Read case study...

Mohit/Blachford Residence - A Green Approach to Traditional Design

A San Francisco Edwardian undergoes a renovation that integrates green building practices with traditional design. Read case study...