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SUMMARY:Ribbon Cutting -The Oaks at Rose Villa Senior Living
DESCRIPTION:Join us for this Ribbon Cutting to celebrate The Oaks at Rose Villa\, Portland's first Zero-Energy senior housing project!\n\nThe Oaks at Rose Villa is designed to significantly minimize environmental impacts through the following measures: \n\n The homes incorporate a super-insulated\, airtight building envelope for improved comfort that reduces the heating and cooling load by nearly 90 percent. This high-performance envelope allows the units to use low-load and high-performance mini-split HVAC systems for heating and cooling. \n Fresh\, filtered air is continuously supplied to bedrooms and living spaces and extracted from bathrooms and kitchens through heat recovery ventilators. \n State-of-the-art\, energy-efficient\, transcritical carbon dioxide (CO2) hot water heat pumps are used to cut energy use by half from the next highest performance options currently on the market. A transcritical heat pump uses CO2 as the refrigerant\, which also reduces the global warming potential of the system\, compared to standard refrigerants.\n LED lighting and ENERGY STAR appliances throughout significantly reduce energy use.\n All buildings have triple-paned\, tilt-turn operable windows for improved comfort and performance. They block out sound while allowing for plenty of natural light and fresh air. \n Green Guard and Living Building Challenge Declare-certified materials used throughout dramatically reduce potentially harmful chemicals in each home. \n Hard-surface flooring does not harbor dust mites\, mold\, household dust and debris\, or harmful chemicals that can off-gas into the home over time. \n Advanced framing techniques reduce lumber use by 15 percent and reduce insulation voids\, increasing energy efficiency.\n A rain-screen wall system increases the longevity of materials by preventing moisture from entering the wall cavity.\n WaterSense-certified showerheads\, faucets and toilets significantly reduce water and energy use.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join us for this Ribbon Cutting to celebrate The Oaks at Rose Villa\, Portland&rsquo\;s first Zero-Energy senior housing project!
\nThe Oaks at Rose Villa is \;designed to significantly minimize environmental impacts through the following measures: \; \n\n - The homes incorporate a super-insulated\, airtight building envelope for improved comfort that reduces the heating and cooling load by nearly 90 percent. This high-performance envelope allows the units to use low-load and high-performance mini-split HVAC systems for heating and cooling.
\n - Fresh\, filtered air is continuously supplied to bedrooms and living spaces and extracted from bathrooms and kitchens through heat recovery ventilators. \;
\n - State-of-the-art\, energy-efficient\, transcritical carbon dioxide (CO2) hot water heat pumps are used to cut energy use by half from the next highest performance options currently on the market. \; A transcritical heat pump uses CO2 as the refrigerant\, which also reduces the global warming potential of the system\, compared to standard refrigerants.
\n - LED lighting and ENERGY STAR appliances throughout significantly reduce energy use.
\n - All buildings have triple-paned\, tilt-turn operable windows for improved comfort and performance. They block out sound while allowing for plenty of natural light and fresh air.
\n - Green Guard and Living Building Challenge Declare-certified materials used throughout dramatically reduce potentially harmful chemicals in each home.
\n - Hard-surface flooring does not harbor dust mites\, mold\, household dust and debris\, or harmful chemicals that can off-gas into the home over time.
\n - Advanced framing techniques reduce lumber use by 15 percent and reduce insulation voids\, increasing energy efficiency.
\n - A rain-screen wall system increases the longevity of materials by preventing moisture from entering the wall cavity.
\n - WaterSense-certified showerheads\, faucets and toilets significantly reduce water and energy use.
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LOCATION:13505 SE River Rd Milwaukie\, OR 97222
UID:e.2445.6921
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DTSTAMP:20260502T114220Z
URL:https://portal.yourchamber.com/events/details/ribbon-cutting-the-oaks-at-rose-villa-6921
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