Somewhere That’s Green
South Bay Magazine
“When the Chambers family heard that Daniel Salzman, owner of Salzman Design Build, was about to develop a charming walk street lot in Manhattan Beach, their interest level was immediately piqued.”
Architecture: Warm and green living in Manhattan Beach
Easy Reader News
Salzman’s second “green home” – a sprawling 7,758 sq. ft. house on 9th Street in Manhattan – is made from 100 percent recycled and reclaimed materials without sacrificing the warmth of a cozy beach home.
Daniel Salzman and Gary Stiles
South Bay Magazine
“TreeHouse No. 7 is a quintessential beach colonial with a ton of green features, including a cool roof, LED lighting, synthetic grass, electric car charging station, special insulation and several recycled and reclaimed materials.”
Family Affair
South Bay Magazine
“When the term “green construction” was coined, most people associated it with bland-looking materials that were expensive to install in return for a small environmental savings. However, the home recently built by Andrea and Lee Hutter in Manhattan Beach has just redefined “green construction.” ”
Manhattan Beach Gets Gold For Its Green
Daily Breeze
“For Daniel Salzman, it may not be easy being green, but it’s worth it. “The Manhattan Beach resident is the director of Evergreen Design.Build Inc., a residential development company specializing in the construction of “green” homes.”
Natural Instincts
South Bay Home
“When most people hear the words ‘sustainable’ and ‘LEED-certified,’ they frequently think ‘modern and uncomfortable,’” says Daniel. The Leitzow home is a testament to the fact that green living can be incorporated into traditional home styles using beautifully crafted products for seamless integration.”
No Reservations
South Bay Magazine
“This organically designed oasis in Southern Utah offers jaw-dropping views of the Grand Staircase. Nestled into a dramatic plateau, the resort has a terrific natural spa, quiet suites that feel one with nature and access to world-class hiking. You will feel worlds away from the South Bay and at one with nature in a matter of a couple of hours.”
Organic Opportunity
South Bay Magazine
“Dreams do come true, but sometimes in the guise of a nightmare. Such was the case for college sweethearts Corey and Marcie Baim, who married and started a family with the dream of building a house “someday.”
