The roof and also includes a rainwater harvesting tank is more than 10 cubic meters. The ground floor when the unit is equipped with waste compost. The rest of the house features energy saving design strategies including adequate lighting (led lights are used for artificial light requirements), very energy efficient wall assemblies (r-58 in fact), triple-layered windows, and a compact design (reducing overall energy requirements). The roof is made of solar panels that provide electricity so you do not have to worry about electricity and power is then stored in battery backup. Once fully charged, the home can run efficiently for one week without a little sunshine. Designed by Scott Specht studio architecture SPECT Harpman Architects, “Zero House” is a prefabricated house of 200 square meters totally autonomous and environmentally friendly.

It is an interesting house project that looks like a billboard that you can live in. Basically the design makes it easy to balance on top of the mast, which can be driven into the sea, lake, or mountain side. Basically wherever you have space you can put one of the houses. This project by Front Architects Single Hauz a few days ago but I wans’t sure if I should post about this project. Finally, many people told me about this project and I see so much buzz about this project and I have decided to post.

Classified as low-energy building class 1, the structure of spatial features for optimal use of natural light and ventilation to teach the lessons of sustainable lifestyles to students. Located in the town of Kolding low-energy structure is claimed to be the first university building in Denmark, for it will only consume 48 kWh/m2/year which is 75 percent less than the building like any other university. Scheduled to be inaugurated in 2013, a new building for the University of Southern Denmark by Architects provide a learning environment and work to students and employees.