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10 great green houses

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10 great green houses

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Mayne Island cob house
CREDIT: Courtesy Kit Maloney/Cobworks
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Posted By DiannForbes26 - Sat, Mar 06 2010 at 9:44 AM EST

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Mayne Island cob house

Designed by Cobworks and Cob Cottage Company. The Mayne Island house is the first fully permitted cob house in Canada. Built in 1999 for Hilde Dawe, the Mayne Island cob house is not only adorable and eco-friendly, but so is the back story. "The couple who bought this home had both seen a picture of the house [before they knew each other] and it motivated them to take a cob workshop," says Kit Maloney of Cobworks. "They met at our Baja project in 2004, married the next year and now own the cob house that brought them together." 
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