1700 Interview
A few weeks after the set crew put their house together in just five days, Don and Kitty sat down with GO Logic to tell the story about how they came to commission a 1700 sf GO Home on a freshwater site in Midcoast Maine.
1200 Interview
On a Friday morning in May, GO Logic coworkers Lily, Laurie and Amelia sat down to talk with Laurie about how she found GO Logic and how it has felt to live in her 1,100sf passive house.
1500 Interview
We paid a visit to GO Logic clients Madeleine and Patrick at their recently completed 1,500SF GO Home, where they shared their impressions of our design/build process and of living in their new home.
Award-winning 1100
One of our latest homes received the prestigious PHIUS Source Zero Design Award at the 2021 PhiusCon event. This home is not only Passive House certified, but it also generates as much energy as it consumes.
Means and Methods
GO Logic installs largest panel the company has built to date at a GO Home in Western Massachusetts
Island Project
GO Logic’s founding mission back in 2008 was to develop efficient methods for prefabricating Passive House structures. The effort was successful, and our panelized prefab system, continuously refined over the years, has formed the core of our work ever since. For most projects, executing a large portion of the work in our climate-controlled indoor shop yields clear benefits in time- and cost-efficiency, limits the amount of activity on the site, and minimizes site disturbance.
COVID
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed virtually everything in our lives, seemingly overnight, and GO Logic job sites are no exception. Maine and federal guidelines classify construction as an essential industry, so work proceeds on all of our projects under construction. But in order to ensure a safe workplace, we’ve modified the way we work—over and above the physical distancing and hygiene practices we’re observing in our personal lives.