Geothermally-Heated EHA Family Residence is a Rustic Mountain Retreat in Wyoming

If you dream of living at the foot of a beautiful mountain out in the countryside, then you might want to check out the EHA residence in Wyoming. Designed by <a href="http://www.wardblakearchitects.com">Ward + Blake Architects</a> to rise above the water table and avoid mold, this gorgeous home is heated and cooled <a href="http://inhabitat.com/iceland-may-tap-liquid-magma-as-new-geothermal-energy-source/">geothermally</a> to save energy. Comprised of a barn, main home and guest quarters, this enviable retreat nonetheless manages to keep its carbon footprint relatively low thanks to a series of responsible material choices.

This low energy home by Ward + Blake architects was built with sustainable materials

Functional water features add aesthetically-pleasing attributes to the home

No mature trees were removed during the construction process

Almost all of the siding is comprised of <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/recycled-materials/">recycled materials</a> and all new timber used is treated to ensure longevity and low maintenance.

The interior is comprised of low VOC furnishings

All of the siding is made with recycled materials