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Tour Robert Sweet’s Sustainable P-House

Featuring Sierra Club Green Home's own Jennifer Schwab

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Join Jennifer Schwab for a tour of Robert Sweet’s P-House. Robert has thoroughly thought through each component of his home to ensure it is as sustainable as possible.


19 Responses to “Tour Robert Sweet’s Sustainable P-House”

  1. Zachary Says:

    “A little goes a long way”. Way to go Jennifer, love the site!

  2. Pennny Says:

    I totally believe that small is beautiful. It’s the European way. :)

  3. Andrea Says:

    He’s hot! haha

  4. Noemi Says:

    Small is beautiful. I would rather live in a small apartment than a giant house.

  5. Jean Says:

    i still dont get why its called the p house.

  6. Jill Says:

    I like his use of bamboo. I’ve heard that because it’s such a fast-growing plant, it’s extremely renewable and sustainable. Good to also hear in this video that it is also durable enough for flooring even in high-traffic areas.

  7. Justice Says:

    That recycled carpet thing is so cool!!! I wasn’t so sure what it would like considering it’s made of scraps of all different colored carpet, but the one in his home looks really great!

  8. Annie Says:

    I agree with Justice, that carpet is really amazing. Plus you can have the satisfaction of having designed your own carpet! His looks really cool.

  9. Bobby Says:

    I don’t know if the “”P-House” is really the best name for your home. Otherwise, I really like the house and the tips in the video! Thanks SCGH

  10. hillary Says:

    This is the best video on the site! Super informative.

  11. Tiffany D. Says:

    Fave video so far

  12. ANDREA COLE Says:

    i TOTALLY AGREE WITH BOBBY ABOVE. P-HOUSE? COME ONE DUDE. IT’S SUPER COOL THO

  13. natalia Says:

    I want to design my own carpet. That’s pretty neat

  14. Owen Moran Says:

    Miss Schwab isn’t a fan of the color green?! That’s funny.

  15. Tiffany Says:

    hahaha I thought her dislike of the color green was sort of hilarious too :D

  16. Henry Says:

    It took me a long time to catch on to bamboo, but now just about everything I can buy in bamboo I do. I have bamboo furniture, bamboo kitchen utensils, bamboo everything.

  17. Jordyn Tehan Says:

    This house is really cool. I really like his use of windows to make the home look bigger.

  18. Tara Brooks Says:

    is it P because it was built around the pool?

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