Architectural Digest - April 22nd, 2021
"These Personal Homes of Interior Designers Are for Sale"
"Size mattered when architect David Harper designed his Miami home. Known as Domus Alba, the massive property has been labeled the second-largest LEED Gold-certified home in the state of Florida. But the home’s appeal goes well beyond its girth. It’s replete with environmentally friendly features, from solar power and solar water heaters to impact-resistant windows and doors and drought-tolerant landscaping."
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- Troy J. McMullen, Architectural Digest
Ocean Drive Magazine- April 2016 Edition
"Green, Silver & Gold"
"Energy-Efficient, Eco-Friendly Building is Miami's New Luxury Standard."
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- Marcelle Sussman Fischler, Ocean Drive Magazine
Florida Design's Miami Home & Decor Magazine- Spring/ Summer 2016 Volume 12-1
"Turning Green Into Gold"
"By Prioritizing Sustainability, Durability, And Safety, And Allowing The Resultant Architectural Form To Be Celebrated...The Outcome Was A Purity Of Design Not Compromised”
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- Katherine West, Florida Design Magazine
Pinecrest Sun Magazine- September 2016
"Pinecrest Sustainable Building Program"
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"The home boasts near-net zero energy consumption, proving
it is possible to live a luxurious lifestyle in a large house that produces a small carbon footprint.”
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- Editor of Pinecrest Sun Magazine
Florida Design Magazine- 2015 Volume 24-4
"Turning Green Into Gold"
"Built With Eco-Friendly Materials And Efficiently Designed For A Healthy Sustainable Lifestyle. This Modern House Is Proof That You Don’t Have to Sacrifice Style And Luxury To Build An Environmentally Conscious Home”
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- Kim Mosley, Editor of Florida Design Magazine
Pinecrest Magazine- March 2015 Edition
"We felt an imperative to walk the talk,” says David. “So many architects and designers preach about sustainability, but they themselves don’t follow their own example. We decided to take a leadership role for the good of the broader society, too.”
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- Ivette Figueroa, Village Life Department
Florida Caribbean Architect Magazine - Winter 2015 Edition
"A key to the philosophy behind the design of the house was the decision to allocate the same construction cost for a home of similar size in the area, but to create a design driven by functionality. By prioritizing sustainability, durability and safety while allowing the resultant architectural form to be celebrated, the purity of design uncompromised.”
- Diane D. Greer, Editor of Florida/Caribbean Architect
Pinecrest Tribune - Apr. 21-May 4, 2014 Edition
