Gen1 Architectural Group, Zeeland Michigan: Community Reformed Church Renovation & Additions

	Brew Merchant Holland Michigan Gen1 helped Brew Merchant realize their dreams by turning older structures into a beautiful craft beer pub.
	Human-Powered Clothes Washers The Yerigo Drumi and the Laundry POD are two small non-electric washing machines, perfect for off-grid,tiny homes, camping, RVs...anywhere!.
	Walk for Water 2016 Help those around the world without access to clean water...by walking! Learn more.
	Recently Completed: Louise Earl Butcher Gen1 Architectural Group designed the exterior and interior renovation for this 1936 building, transforming it into a beautiful new butcher shop.
	Custom Wine Cellar: Gen1 Architectural Group designed this beautiful custom wine cellar featuring custom-built redwood wine racks.
	Arcadia Power Clean Energy: Arcadia Power helps you lower your house, apartment, or business with clean energy in just 5 minutes.
	New Brewery: Gen1 Architectural Group adds to its growing portfolio of breweries with this new facility in Sisters Lakes, Michigan.
	Brew Merchant: A complete renovation of an existing commercial structure for the Brew Merchant, a craft beer bar in Holland, Michigan.
	The WilsonHaus Custom Home: A stunning custom home renovation by Gen1 Architectural Group of Holland, Michigan.
	Google's Project Sunroof: A new internet tool from Google helps homeowners decide whether solar power is right for their home.
	The On the Boards: The Union Creek: Gen1 is excited to introduce the 'Union Creek,' a new smaller custom home designed to be super-efficient yet highly livable.
	The 'Scenic Shores' Custom Home Update: Our Gen1 'Scenic Shores' Custom Home is complete! Its page is updated with lots of beautiful photos of the finished home.
	The 'Scenic Shores' Custom Home Update: Our Gen1 'Scenic Shores' Custom Home is complete! Its page is updated with lots of beautiful photos of the finished home.
	Plant Milkweed to Help the Monarch Butterfly:Monarch butterfly populations are in steep decline. Planting milkweed, their sole food source, can help bring them back!
	Portland Creating Energy by Flushing Toilets!: Portland is installing water turbines in its city water pipes, designed by Lucid Energy, to create energy by flushing toilets or turning on faucets.
	The Tesla PowerWall Home Battery:Tesla is poised to revolutionize home energy just as they've revolutionized the automobile with their new PowerWall battery. PowerWall stores solar energy during the day for use at night.
	On the Boards: Louise Earl Butcher Shop:Gen1 Architectural Group is proud to be helping to bring this 1936 building back to beautiful life as a new, old-style neighborhood butcher shop.
	Rainforest Automation Energy Monitoring:Rainforest Automation energy monitoring products allow users to watch their energy usage in real time, as well as how much money it's costing them.
	The Problem With Plastic Microbeads in Cosmetics:Many cosmetic products contain tiny plastic microbeads. And that's a problem.
	Cree Connected Smart LED Bulb: Cree enters the Smart Home market with their new $15 Connected smart LED light bulb.
	The 'Chamberland' Custom Home Renovation:Construction is well under way on this extensive home renovation designed by Gen1 Architectural Group of Holland, Michigan.
	The 'Scenic Shores' Custom Home Update: The builders and contractors have been hard at work on our 'Scenic Shores' custom home addition, and its going to be a beautiful home!
	On the Boards: New Office Concept: New renderings of a 22,000 square foot office building complex conceptual project by Gen1 Architectural Group.
	Gen1 Engineering:Meet the Engineering arm of Gen1 Architectural Group, Gen1 Engineering. Specializing in the technical side of any architectural project.
	Sound Recording Studio Renderings:New Gen1 Architectural 3D renderings of a proposed sound recording studio.
	The Gen1 ETHOS Home Advantage:Every custom home designed by Gen1 adheres to our ETHOS Criteria for sustainability and superior energy-efficiency.
	NEW CUSTOM HOME: The BlackberryGen1 Architectural Group of Holland, Michigan is pleased to announce their latest custom home design.
	RECENTLY COMPLETED! The Washington Square Minit Mart:Gen1 recently designed a renovation for this Holland, Michigan small market.
	The East 8th Custom Loft:Gen1 created a renovation design for a beautiful old downtown building, repurposing it into a unique residential loft apartment.
	Archimedes Liam F1 Small Wind Turbine:Archimedes introduces the Liam F1, a small wind turbine that is extremely efficient and virtually silent.
	Energy Star Clothes Dryers:Starting with 2015 models, Energy Star will now certify clothes dryers. New models will be 20% more energy-efficient than the minimum energy standard.
	Cree T8 LED Linear Lamp The new Cree T8 LED Lamp easily replaces 4-foot fluorescent tube lamps. They are 30% more energy-efficient, and rated for 50,000 hours. Compatible with over 90% of existing ballasts.
	Spring Lake Country Club UpdateWork has begun on this exciting new landscape project for Spring Lake Country Club.
	Pikolinos ShoesThis Spanish footwear company makes our favorite shoes; find out why!
	Tesla Motors Tesla is leading the way into a greener, cleaner, electric vehicle future. Tesla is the official vehicle of Gen1 Architectural Group. Hey, we can dream, can't we?
	Gen1 Brewery, Winery & Distillery ProjectsGen1 Architectural Group is proud to be a part of the quick-growing brewery, winery, and distillery movements in West Michigan.
	On the Boards: The Scenic ShoresAnother gorgeous renovation to a home near Lake Michigan. By converting this cottage into a year-round home, we've added utility and functionality, while at the same time have created a unique 'crows' nest' with stunning views of the Lake.
	On the Boards: The LakesideGenOne Architectural Group has designed a beautiful addition to this Lake Michigan cottage, utilizing the latest in energy saving materials and a design that preserves the unique natural setting.
	On the Boards: The Bullet HoleGenOne Architectural Group has designed a new shooting range for firearm retailer/training center The Bullet Hole located in Holland, Michigan. The range was designed with safety and soundproofing in mind.
	On the Boards: Washington Square Minit-MartGenOne Architectural Group has redesigned the interior and exterior of this lovely structure which will be the home of the new Washington Square Minit-Mart in Holland, Michigan.
	On the Boards: Two New Religious Projects!GenOne Architectural Group announces renovation projects for two West Michigan area churches.
	Recently Completed: Sight Eye ClinicAnnouncing the completion of Zeeland, Michigan's Sight Eye Clinic, a new commercial structure designed by GenOne Architectural Group.
	Green in the NewsGreen Home Source keeps you informed with the latest environmental news from around the world.
	The Ravine Custom HomeThe Ravine custom home by GenOne Architectural Group is Green Built Michigan and Energy Star certified!
	The Twin Lakes Custom HomeThe Twin Lakes is a gorgeous custom home designed to be 100% barrier-free.
	On the Boards: Tripel Root Brewing GenOne Architectural Group is proud to announce their latest project: Renovating a 100+ year old building for Tripel Root Brewing, a brand-new craft brewery in downtown Zeeland, Michigan.
	On the Boards: Eye Clinic GenOne Architectural Group is proud to announce their latest project: A dynamic eyesight clinic, warm and inviting for patients yet highly functional and efficient for the physicians and their staff.
	Complete Green Home Makeover: Follow along as an older home undergoes a complete green home makeover.
	How Does Wind Energy Work?: The wind can create electricity, but how?
	Renewable Building Materials: Most rapidly renewable materials are biodegradable, often low in VOCs, and produced from agricultural crops.
	2x6 Stud Framing: Using 2x6 studs instead of the traditional 2x4's may be better for your green home, and help to make it more energy-efficient.
	Front Load Washer Reviews: Averaged over 400 loads, the energy and money saving potential is enormous for these hi-tech machines.
	Phantom Power Reduction: Electrical devices that use 'standby power' even when turned off can be responsible for up to 10% of a home's total electricity usage.
	LED Light Bulbs: With their superior efficiency and durability,LED/s are about to revolutionize the world of residential lighting.
	Philips L Prize LED Bulb: This is the first winner of the U.S. government's L Prize, with remarkable energy savings.
	CFL Lights - Part 2: Additional information on the CFL that you should be aware of before you switch.
	CFL Lights: Find out about CFL's in this very informative article and find out if they are for you.
	LED Christmas Lights: Check out these LED lights and make your White Christmas much more green and save greeen while you are at it.
	Ford Rouge Factory - Case Study: The living roof at Ford's Rouge Factory Complex is a 10.4 acre garden, planted with sedum.
	Faucet Aerator: This is a quick, simple way to save a significant amount of water, energy, and money in the home.
	Insulation R-Value: Insulation R-Value is a measurement of an insulation's thermal resistance.
	Evacuated Tube Solar Hot Water Collectors: Explore this simple and efficient way to obtain hot water.
	Window Insulation Film: Save up to $20 per window by installing this film over your windows.
	NAHB Green Buidling Standard: Established by the National Home Builders Association, be sure to check out this credible program.
	Green Electricity Suppliers: Renewable energy is quickly becoming a player in the energy supply industry.
	WaterSense: Find out what the WaterSense label is and why you should select WaterSense Labeled fixtures.
	Water Conservation Tips: There are many ways to save water around the house; most are inexpensive or free.
	Water Saving Toiets: Newer, efficient toilets with the WaterSense label are tested and certified to save money and water for consumers.
	Underfloor Insulation: While insulating walls, ceilings, and attic spaces seems like a no-brainer to most people. Another area to consider is the floor.
	Spray Foam Insulation Kits: Kits, such as those from Foam It Green, allow you to add beneficial spray foam insulation to your home by yourself.
	Cotton insulation: Cotton insulation is a high-quality sustainable insulation product made from post-industrial and post-consumer recycled cotton.
	LEED Certification: There are several levels of LEED certification for homes and any LEED home is guaranteed to be an efficient, green home.
	LEED For Homes Certification: LEED certification for a home is the gold standard in environmental design, but at what price?
	Attic Vents - An Overview: Attic vents are an important tool in managing air ventilation through a home's attic.
	Underfloor Heating Information: There are several installation options available for radiant floor heating.
	Energy Star Home Plans: Building a home that meets the Energy Star Rating is a coveted goal - Find out more here.
	Green Home Certification: Learn the steps necessary to achieve various certification levels for a new green home.
	Healthy Home: Creating a healthy home environment for your family entails many different steps.
	Photovoltaic Solar Panels - How They Work: This is how solar panels take the energy from the sun and convert it into usable electrical power for the home.
	Residential Solar Panels: Get free renewable electricity for your home using only the energy of the sun.
	Attic Ventilation: Proper attic ventilation is important in keeping your home comfortable and efficient.
	Home Durability: Keep your green home operating at top efficiency and with minimal maintenance by keeping it durable.
	Net Metering: Find out if your power company will allow you to tie into the power grid and save big.
	Energy Tax Credit - Roofing, Water Heaters, Doors and Windows: There are some great tax credit available for use of these popular construction items.
	Solar Energy Facts: Continuing advancements in solar energy technology is driving down costs and improving efficiencies.
	Energy Tax Credit 2011 Wind Generators: Use a wind generator is a great way to spin your meter backwards and get tax credits as well.
	Solar Hot Water Credit: Solar hot water is one of the most energy efficient systems available. Save even more with a tax credit.
	HVAC Tax Credit: Energy efficient HVAC systems installed during 2011 may qualify for a federal energy tax credit.
	Energy Tax Credit Insulation: Adding insulation to your existing primary residence in 2011 can qualify for up to a $500 tax credit from the Federal Government.
	Window Tax Credit: Replacing your aging windows with new Energy Star windows in 2011 can qualify you for a Tax Credit on your 2011 Federal Taxes.
	Energy Tax Credits: Thinking of Going Green? With these Federal and State tax credits, you may be able to justify upgrading before the credits expire.
	Federal Energy Tax Credit: The Federal government has tax credit programs available for many energy efficient products to make building green more affordable.
	Photovoltaic Shingles: Photovoltaic shingles are smaller solar collectors designed to blend in and look like traditional asphalt shingles, while providing energy for your home.
	Residential Solar Power: Residential solar power is a great way to reduce your home's reliance on polluting, nonrenewable energy sources like coal and oil.
	Brick Veneer: Brick Veneer is a natural product that is mined from the earth as clay, fired and provide a very durable product that used for a home's exterior and interior.
	Green House Plans: A green house plan from Green Home Source is designed to offer a beautiful house that is extremely energy efficient and environmentally sustainable.
	Engineered Wood Products: Engineered wood products offer greater strength and stability than solid wood, and can have a lower environmental impact as well.
	Energy Efficient Doors: Be sure to look for energy efficient doors that also use sustainable materials for your green home.
	Energy Efficient Windows: Energy efficient windows greatly reduce energy usage and costs, and are critical for any green home design.
	Doors and Windows: New Section started on energy efficient doors and windows. Great ideas on selecting the proper door and window elements.
	Radiant Floor Heating Installation: It's important to plan ahead before installing a radiant floor heating system, choosing the right type of system and the right flooring materials.
	Stucco Siding: Stucco has been used for building exteriors for centuries; it is extremely durable while also creating a beautiful exterior for your green home.
	Clay Roof Tiles: For thousands of years, clay roofing tiles have been a attractive and durable roofing material.
	Fiber Cement Siding: Made from all natural materials this is a great eco-friendly siding option for you to consider for your home.
	Building Envelope: The building envelope probably influences your home appearance and durability more than anything. Make the wise choice.
	Metal Roofing Materials: Metal roofs offer a more environmentally-friendly choice for a roofing material.
	Living Roofs: living roofs have several environmental benefits that make them an attractive choice for the ultimate in green home design.
	Asphalt Shingles: New And Exciting Products For Asphalt Shingles That Are Greener Than Ever.
	Green Roof Systems: Explore the Options of Greening Your Home From The Top Down.
	Roofing Systems - Types of Roofs: Explore This Section and Find Out How You Can Green-Up Your Roof.
	About Us: The Green Home Source Team. Our Experience, Our Passion and Our Goals.
	In-Floor Heating Options: Find Out What In-Floor Heating Options Are Available For Your Green Home Project.
	Radiant Heat Flooring: Get The Most Even And Comfortable Heat Available For Any Heating System Today.
	Electric Radiant Heat: An attractive option for those looking for radiant floor heating in new or existing homes.
	Residential HVAC Systems: Probably About The Most Significant System For Green Living and a Healthy Environment.
	LED Light Fixtures: Search For Energy Star Labeled LED Fixtures To Ensure The Best Customer Experience.
	Soy Foam Insulation: Explore The Green Virtues of Spray Foam Insulation With Its Great Insulation Values.
	Skylight Shades: Carefully Control The Amount of Light, Heat and Heat Loss Through Your Skylights.
	Roof Windows: Bring Cooling Ventilation and Exiting Capabilities Into Your Living Spaces.
	Skylight Windows: Skylights Are A Great Way To Bring Natural Lighting To Core Areas And Work Areas.
	Solar Tubes - Skylights: These Little Gems Can Bring a Incredible About Of Light Into Your Interior Spaces.
	How Does Passive Solar Work: Find Out What It Is And How You Can Design A Green Home Smartly And Passively.
	Clerestory Windows: These Are Great Elements To Provide Natural Lighting, Ventilation and Solar Gain To Living Spaces.
	Roof Overhangs: Proper Design of Roof Overhangs Is An Essential Design Element In Green Home Design.
	Cavity Wall Insulation: One of The Best Areas To Use Green Insulation. Find Out About Cavity Wall Insulations.
	Basement Insulation: Make Your Basement Comfortable and Energy Efficient With These Insulation Tips.
	Attic Insulation: What Insulations Should You Use In Your Attic. We Will Give You Direction Here.
	Spray Foam Insulation: Great R Value, Moisture Proof and Gap Filling, Eco-Friendly Insulation.
	Blown Cellulose Insulation: Healthy, Inexpensive and Highly Recycled Product. Great For Attics and Cavity Insulation.
	Rockwool Insulation: A Great Environmentally-Friendly Blown-In Insulation With High Recycled Content and Great R-Values.
	Batt Insulation: By Far The Popular Insulation Product Is Now Greener. Tune Into This Article To Find Out Why.
	House Insulation: Learn All About the Different Insulation Types For Homes, R-Values, Green Aspects And A Lot More.
	Ways To Conserve Water: Learn How To Save One Of Our Most Important Natural Resources With These Easy To Implement Tips.
	Save On Utility Bills: Find Out How To Reduce Your Utility Bills Dramatically - Possibly Down To Zero.
	Resource Efficiency: Learn How To Save Our Precious Natural Resources When Building Your Home With These Great Efficient Tips.
	Recycled Glass Countertops: These Are Some Of The Most Beautiful Countertops You Can Install, Plus They Are Very Eco-Friendly.
	Reclaimed Wood Flooring: If You Are Looking For a Green Alternative To Hardwood Flooring, Look Into This Product.
	Concrete Countertops: Form These Counters In Virtually Any Shape, Color And Size And They Are Eco-Friendly.
	Cork Flooring: Cork Is Rapidly Renewable, Recycled, Easy To Care For and Beautiful - Give Cork Flooring A Try.

GenOne Architectural Group: Community Reformed Church