Carbon-capture architecture at it's finest. This house was prefabricated in intentionally small, supercompressed-straw panels, each of which sequestered about 600 lbs of atmospheric carbon. The site, consisting of steep, sloping native granite made installing a building a meticulous process, and the house was assembled almost entirely by human power. After Croft delivered the shell, the clients themselves finished off the interior & exterior, no doubt helped along by the thoughtful, precise work of our carpenters :)
if you are curious about experiencing a Croft house in person, here is a wonderful opportunity, as these homeowners are offering part-time rentals of this stunning property in Maine. Contact Mosshousemaine on instagram for more details!