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Margarido HouseOutside at Margarido House1
Roof DeckRood Deck of Margarido House2
Oakland's Stunning LEED Platinum Margarido HouseMargarido House3
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Oakland's Stunning LEED Platinum Margarido HouseMike McDonald and his wife Dr. Jill Martenson decided to build their home on a steep lot ravaged by a fire in the Oakland hills back in 1991. The 4600 sq ft Margarido House is by no means a small home, but with the addition of a plethora of green building features it will become the first <strong>LEED-H</strong> Platinum certified home in Northern California. It will also be GreenPoint rated, which is a separate third party rating system administered by <strong></strong>. The <strong>Margarido House </strong>will feature almost every green strategy you can imagine and will be 55% more efficient than California's Title 24 energy standards.5
Oakland's Stunning LEED Platinum Margarido HouseMike McDonald and his wife Dr. Jill Martenson decided to build their home on a steep lot ravaged by a fire in the Oakland hills back in 1991. The 4600 sq ft Margarido House is by no means a small home, but with the addition of a plethora of green building features it will become the first <strong>LEED-H</strong> Platinum certified home in Northern California. It will also be GreenPoint rated, which is a separate third party rating system administered by <strong></strong>. The <strong>Margarido House </strong>will feature almost every green strategy you can imagine and will be 55% more efficient than California's Title 24 energy standards.6
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Oakland's Stunning LEED Platinum Margarido HouseMike McDonald and his wife Dr. Jill Martenson decided to build their home on a steep lot ravaged by a fire in the Oakland hills back in 1991. The 4600 sq ft Margarido House is by no means a small home, but with the addition of a plethora of green building features it will become the first <strong>LEED-H</strong> Platinum certified home in Northern California. It will also be GreenPoint rated, which is a separate third party rating system administered by <strong></strong>. The <strong>Margarido House </strong>will feature almost every green strategy you can imagine and will be 55% more efficient than California's Title 24 energy standards.11
