Sweeney Residence
Architect Brian Sweeney designed a beautiful and efficient infill house for his family to live in. A particurly nice feature is a roof “scuttle,” or skylight roof hatch for ecoroof access. Ecoroofs Everywhere provided installation survices and design/build for a small rooftop pallet deck. Ecoroof design by Jason King, ASLA.
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[…] by Jason King and installed by E2 in their new incarnation as a for-profit installation firm. The project was designed by Brian Sweeney (BPS Architecture) and the green roof was used to fulfill Portland […]
[…] by Jason King and installed by E2 in their new incarnation as a for-profit installation firm. The project was designed by Brian Sweeney (BPS Architecture) and the green roof was used to fulfill Portland […]