Welcome
Welcome
Our work is inspired by the Tiny Home Movement, and our houses exhibit simplicity. Reine House is a contemporary bluff side home that jives with its environment while providing refuge from the elements. This human-scale house is efficient and manageable, and it requires very little maintenance. It is a space that provokes introspection and a deeper consideration of one’s lifestyle. Welcome to minimalism.
Minimalism: Eliminate clutter and focus on the important things. Experience financial stability. Break free from the consumerist mold. Enjoy more time and more community. This is the new American dream.
One of our core values is sustainability, and we base our decisions on it every step of the way. We design for minimizing energy expenditure by integrating natural fuel and solar. Our homes are built to reduce waste and resource consumption, utilizing smart features that track water and energy usage in real-time. We use chemical-free materials and consider the health of the environment and community in everything we do.
Environmental impact includes protection of occupants health and reducing waste, pollution and environmental degradation.
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Our goal is to promote interest in—and educated about—the possibilities of small home living. We are invested in building a community of people who desire to live responsibly and tread lightly on their environment.
In the United States, the average size of new single-family homes has been on the climb.
In 1978, the average home was 1,780 square feet. 2007: 2,479 square feet. 2013: 2,662 square feet. Although the average family size has decreased, the average home size has increased dramatically. People own more material possessions than at any point in history, which requires more square footage to house those things.
The small house movement is a return to houses of less than 1,000 square feet. Frequently, the distinction is made between small (between 400 square feet and 1,000 square feet) and tiny (less than 400 square feet). People residing in small homes enjoy a minimalistic lifestyle with fewer material possessions and a break away from the consumerist mold.
As health and environmental concerns multiply, the demand for sustainable, low-impact housing increases. We do our best to reduce harmful and unnecessary materials through ongoing research, and we design and build new-generation structures utilizing the best materials available in our local market. Our buildings reduce CO2 emissions, limit excessive energy consumption, improve efficiency, and minimize maintenance.
In our houses you will find cutting-edge technology for comfort, convenience, and sustainability, including:
The minimalistic design of Forde Hybrid House promotes quality over quantity, as well as the flexibility to choose how your space is utilized. A clean and simple design provides for environmental openness and mental clarity. “By clearing the clutter from our lives, we are able to focus on eliminating debt, changing our habits, and making better decisions with fewer resources” (The Minimalists).
We implement the standards of the Green Science Policy Institute in all aspects of our construction phases. Their research has a big impact on our decisions when we select interior/exterior materials. Whenever possible, we avoid:
Bluffview Development Group will offer classes in Newly Constructed houses on subjects such:
Reine House has the ability to pay for itself unlike traditional houses. It has been designed with a hybrid conceptual floor plan that can be converted into a bed and breakfast or a space to rent out for special events. Investors are interested in Forde Hybrid House as a property with high Return on Investment (ROI).
