Nathan Good

While studying architecture in Europe during the late 1970s, Nathan Good toured a net-zero energy home in Denmark that has influenced the homes he now designs at his Oregon design studio (www.nathangoodarchitect.com). Since the publication of his FHB article (“Zero Energy, Infinite Appeal,” FHB #177), about one of his pioneering green homes, his office has designed custom green homes throughout the United States.

Built for Foul Weather
A new home on the Oregon coast blends reclaimed materials with durable details.
Zero Energy, Infinite Appeal
Winner of a national green-building award, this low-maintenance house should produce as much energy as it uses.

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