Humabuilt has been chosen to supply the doors for the prestigious Bellevue Towers in Bellevue, Washington.

The Bellevue Towers have been created by a team of professionals that are nationally recognized for creating sustainable buildings that have defined best practices in water reclamation, energy conservation and eco-intelligent systems. They are striving to achieve LEED Gold* certification for Bellevue Towers.

Humabuilt is supplying over 2000 doors for the Atwater Place Condominiums in the River Blocks, South Waterfront District.  

On 38 acres of Portland's riverfront property, The River Blocks at South Waterfront represents the next phase in Portland's evolution as one of the most livable cities in the nation, seamlessly blending city life with access to nature. Developed in part by the team that helped create Portland's most popular and fastest-growing urban neighborhoods, the Pearl District and Brewery Blocks.

Humabuilt is a proud supplier of cabinets and interior doors to the National Homebuilder Mainstream GreenHome Project in Raleigh, North Carolina.

The Mainstream GreenHome is an environmentally friendly demonstration home that is designed to look and feel like a traditional home while using less energy, conserving more water, and providing a healthier living environment.

Humabuilt was chosen to supply Wheatcore Interior Doors to the Ecomanor Project in Atlanta, Georgia.

Ecomanor is a demonstration house to educate builders, architects, designers, vendors, landscapers and school teachers on the benefits of earth-friendly, energy-efficient homes, and also serves as the private home of the Seydel family. Laura Turner Seydel is the daughter of CNN founder and philanthropist Ted Turner.

Humabuilt Interior Wheatcore Doors are a part of the beautiful, healthful, resource and energy efficient home designed by Marcus/Willers Architects. This was one of the homes featured in the 2007 Build It Green Home Tour in Sonoma, California.

Humabuilt Doors and Cabinets were featured in the popular Southpark Magazine in Charlotte, North Carolina.

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