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One-of-a-kind home building plant in Edmonton, Alberta
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Reza Nasseri CEO of Landmark Homes, set to build regular homes as net zero by 2015 - 5
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Curt Beyer VP Manufacturing at Landmark Homes - 2
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A robot picks up a 2 x 4 at the Landmark Homes manufacturing plant in Edmonton
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A worker assembles a component in Landmark Homes house factory in Edmonton Alberta
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Building homes in a plant creates 20 per cent improved efficiency in terms of materials
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A worker in the Landmark Homes manufacturing plant in Edmonton Alberta
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A robot nails wall sheeting in the Landmark Homes manufacturing plant
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Landmarks Homes is able to maintain a high level of quality control by installing windows in the walls right in the plant
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Workers step up two steps for safely work on a roof section in the Landmark Homes manufacturing plant
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Final touches on a floor section for a new home before the sheeting is added
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A sheet of subfloor is lowered into place as the second worker prepares to tack it in place in the Landmark manufacturing plant
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Landmark Group of Companies manufacturing plant in Edmonton Alberta
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A Landmark showhome in Orchard's Gate in Edmonton Alberta
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A programmable thermostat is one of many standard features of Landmarks energy efficience homes
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Energy efficiency everywhere
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Landmark Homes on-demand hot water heaters and drain heat recovery coils
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Tanya Rumak, sustainability specialist with Landmark Homes shows the heat recover ventillation systems standard in Landmark Homes
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On-demand hot water is standard equipment
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Tripled-paned windows help capture passive solar heat
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Tanya Rumak, Sustainability Director at Landmark Homes in the bathroom with low flow shower heads and low flush toilets
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Landmark Homes has opened a solar division in its group of companies - solar modules will be offered as a way to make homes net zero in their energy use
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Landmark homes is creating a net zero community in south Edmonton
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Landmark Homes has net zero developments already under construction in Edmonton – all of the company's new homes will be net zero by 2015 says the CEO