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Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00am-5:00pm Phone: 406-549-5529
Fax: 406-549-5528 Street: 10643 Upland Trail
City: Missoula
State: Montana
Zip Code: 59804 Contact: Pat Supplee Website: www.studiomodera.com Email:
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About Studio Modera: Studio Modera specializes in creating houses that explore a new type of moderism, a warmer, more sustainable modernism that is site sensitive as well as environmentally respectful. We believe in remaining a small boutique style firm, focusing on one project at a time. This enables us the luxury of providing personalized service, meticulous attention to detail, and remarkable individualized designs. We believe in tailoring each home that we design to its owner’s needs as well as its owner’s dreams. Sustainable Practices, Products, & Services:
Sustainable Practices, Products, & Services: Studio Modera encourages its clients to build smaller more efficient homes. A sustainable home is not just about assembling a kit of “green” parts but rather understanding how the house functions as a system, and how it fits into the larger natural system around it. Some of the techniques and tools used by Studio Modera are passive solar design, super insulated wall and ceiling systems, ground heat source pumps, natural ventilation for cooling, living roof systems, recycled materials, repurposed local materials, low VOC materials, solar voltaic panels, and native landscaping. Important Dates & Facts: Awards & Achievements:
Principal architect Pat Supplee was LEED certified in 2009 Mountain Living awarded principle architect Pat Supplee’s home Blue Pines their Residential Responsible Development award in the Natural Dream Home Issue of 2007.
Residential Architect featured Pat Supplee and Studio Modera in their Product Picks from the Pros series in July of 2007
The New York Times featured the Nine Mile Residence by Studio Modera in an article titled The Logless Log home in January of 2009. The article featured the green architectural elements that allow this home to achieve net zero energy use, particularly the concrete log system.
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