Pope Valley Residence
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Pope Valley Residence
A mountain top pine forest with stunning valley views was the perfect place for this new eco-home. The remote rural location meant self-sufficiency and sustainable design was to be the mission.
An onsite water reuse system covered a number of vital uses for the property. A 30,000-gallon metal tank collects harvested rainwater from the roof. A greywater system processes domestic discharge water from the home to supplement the rainwater for landscape irrigation.
The designed system was also employed to provide wildland fire fighting protection. Towards the end of the annual dry season the depleted rainwater storage tank is filled by a gravity supplied natural spring. The 30,000 gallons can be utilized in defense of an approaching wildland fire.
Year :
2018
Size :
30,000 Gals
Design :
SYMBIOS
Installation :
SYMBIOS
System :
Rainwater harvesting
Location :
Pope Valley, CA
United States
Project Team :
Redhorse Construction
Water system :
Onsite water reuse
Irrigation :
Drip-spray hybrid
Project Scope :
Eco-Water Systems
Project Class :
Residential
Project Categories :
Rainwater
Project Type :
Tanks
