TE2 Engineering, LLC.

South Hill demonstrates that high performance can be perfectly beautiful. Energy-efficient systems operate all day long in the background, allowing the home’s design, LEED Silver certification, and its connection to nature to shine.

Architect: Hutker Architects, Inc.
GC: Perry Construction, Inc.
HVAC: Nelson Mechanical Design, Inc
Photo: Brian Vanden Brink

Preservation and performance don’t have to be at odds. By combining historic architecture with modern MEP engineering, Ames Chapel now offers efficient, comfortable, and resilient spaces for the community.

Architect/Preservation Planner: Spencer Preservation Group
General Contractor: Wilcox Corporation

From sunrise to sunset, The Dune House captures the essence of coastal luxury. The architecture integrates perfectly with its surroundings while high-performance systems work quietly in the background, ensuring beauty and comfort in equal measure.

Architect: Hutker Architects, Inc.
GC: Andrew A. Flake, Inc.
Plumbing: Walter Smith Plumbing and Heating, Inc.
HVAC: Alexander & D**e HVAC, Inc.
Photo: Brian Vanden Brink

Did you know that air filters are rated by how effectively they capture particles?

Half Tide Rock uses high-MERV filtration (MERV 13 and higher) to catch everything from pollen to fine dust to bacteria and viruses. Better filtration means healthier indoor air, which is especially important in high-performance homes that are built airtight.

At TE2 Engineering we design every system with indoor air quality at the top of the list.

Architect: Hutker Architects, Inc.
Builder: Lars V Olson Fine Home Building
HVAC: South Shore Heating & Cooling
Photo: Peter Vanderwarker

Architecture, engineering, and the site’s natural beauty work together in perfect sync at this island project. High performance and high design can be the perfect pair.

Architect: Breese Architects
GC: Serpa Construction, LLC.
Plumbing: Walter Smith Plumbing and Heating, Inc.
HVAC: Brennan & Co.

Expansive glazing meets carefully controlled indoor conditions at this eco-friendly Estate.

Geothermal handles the load efficiently, while ERVs exchange stale air for fresh and recover energy. Humidity management keeps occupants comfortable and protects millwork, art, and furniture season to season.

Architect: Paul Weber Architecture
Photo: Richard Mandelkorn

Coastal living, refined.

The covered patio opens to ocean views while the home’s high-performance systems inside efficiently maintain perfect comfort.

This is thoughtful engineering that respects the architecture and the landscape.

Architect: Paul Weber Architecture
Photo: Richard Mandelkorn

The 20 kW solar PV system we designed powers not just the main house, but also the guest house and garage. Together with geothermal heating and cooling, it’s a strategy aimed at achieving Net Zero Energy year after year.

Architect: Breese Architects
GC: Serpa Construction, LLC.
Plumbing: Walter Smith Plumbing and Heating, Inc.
HVAC: Brennan & Co.

This is what sustainability looks like in a custom home.

Half Tide Rock runs on a smart, electric system with air source heat pumps and radiant floors for comfort, and solar PV to help power it all.

No gas or oil heat, just thoughtful design and long-term, energy-efficient performance.

Architect: Hutker Architects, Inc.
Builder: Lars V Olson Fine Home Building
HVAC: South Shore Heating & Cooling
Photo: Peter Vanderwarker