Oceana Vido Passive House

A Modern, ULTRA-EFFICIENT HOME with DRAMATIC views of the oregon COAST

Location  |  Bandon, Oregon
Project Type  |  Single-Family Residential
Size  |  2750 SF
Completion |  2020

Architecture | Jan Fillinger, design principal; Eli Nafziger, project manager
Interior Design | Studio.e Architecture Lighting Design | Studio.e Architecture Structural | Ace Engineering, LLC
Passive House Consultant | Jan Fillinger, CPHC; Dylan Lamar, CPHC Mechanical Consultant | Peter Reppe, Small Planet Supply Energy Consultant | Alex Boetzel, Green Hammer
Contractor | James McDonald & Win Swafford of Ecobuilding Collaborative of Oregon Casework | Yankee Built

Photography | Rocky Johnston & Jeremy Bronson

Perched on the wild Oregon coast with a stunning view of Haystack Rock, this modern home boasts a wide array of cutting-edge design features and creature comforts.

Clad in Shou Sugi Ban (yakisugi) charred wood and zinc panels, the home features double-stud walls with blown-in insulation, Dasso bamboo deck and soffits, and triple-pane Zola windows. The open kitchen, living, and dining areas invite an ocean view through a 24’-long 3-panel Zola sliding door. Two separate master suites, a spacious laundry, and garage complete the home.

Oceana Vido uses advanced technologies to reduce it’s environmental impact. Two 5,000 gallon tanks collect potable rainwater onsite. Electricity is produced by a 10kW rooftop solar array and stored by Tesla Powerwall batteries. A Minotair compact air treatment unit, and robust HVAC systems increase whole-house air quality. Wastewater is managed by an Orenco advanced septic treatment system.