DIEKENS RESIDENCE

Structural Excellence

The exterior shell was constructed using Structural

Insulated Panels (SIPs): 

Walls:

6½" thickness with a 5  5/8" EPS foam core

Roof: 10¼" thickness with a 9 3/8" EPS foam core

Thanks to SIP technology, the entire exterior structure was

enclosed in just 15 days, dramatically reducing labor and construction

costs while ensuring superior energy performance.

Energy Performance        

Blower Door Test: ACH50 of 1.0, confirming exceptional airtightness

Cooling Costs

Averaging only $150 per month        

Energy Use: 6000 BTU/ft² including garage

Innovative Design

The home features 28-foot vaulted ceilings with

exposed beams and a loft, creating a striking architectural centerpiece that

combines grandeur with functionality.

Comfort Systems       

HVAC: Mitsubishi Mini Split cassettes strategically placed in the kitchen, great

room, bedroom wing, and loft/bonus area        

Windows: Marvin high-performance windows with a 0.11 UV rating

Energy-Efficient

Products

Mitsubishi Mini Splits      

Broan ERV (160 CFM) 

Inductive stovetop and double oven       

Heat pump water system        

Flow-By-Moen water monitoring system        

Wi-Fi controlled thermostats

Sustainable Features·        

Wi-Fi controlled drip irrigation landscaping system        

Wi-Fi controlled pool system

Durable steel shake roofing·        

Heavy timber truss system

In summary

This family home is a model of modern construction, combining SIP efficiency, innovative design, and

sustainable technology. It delivers reduced construction time, lower energy costs, and a healthier living environment—all wrapped in a striking architectural design.