The Caudill Residence

​To maximize the energy efficiency of their home, the Caudills decided to use Insulated Concrete Forms (ICFs). These forms were then painted in the color of Virginia clay to create a natural look to the structure. The low pitch of the roof complements the gentle slopes of the surrounding Blue Ridge Mountains. The roof also has large, four-foot overhangs on the south and southwest faces of the house and the entrance.