Once fully charged, the home can run efficiently for one week without a little sunshine. 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. Designed by Scott Specht studio architecture SPECT Harpman Architects, “Zero House” is a prefabricated house of 200 square meters totally autonomous and environmentally friendly. 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.

Tight arrangement turned into a design expression, particularly through the location and shape of the window, which refers to the placement of the bed and other furniture. Corner of the window and height in accordance with good interior room and the scenery outside, linking the Japanese single lifestyle and the natural environment. Fudomae apartment designs that make the most of limited volume while creating a comfortable urban living space.Each unit is 18 meters square fit room, guest kitchen, bathroom and storage. Apartments Fudamae ISSHO designed by Architects architectural design office based in Tokyo and they got my attention with this design apartment window that has an unusual shape.

The tank also plays an important role in organizing the living room into four discrete zones: kitchen, living room, dining and working. I agree that this water tank might take some space, but the design and implementation is awesome. This tank cools the ambient air temperature of the living room during summer, rain water supply, and structural load-carrying roof. During winter the tank drained and wrapped in an insulating jacket. Cape Schank House in Victoria, Australia designed by Paul Morgan Architects is a great example of integrated sustainable technology in residences. The most interesting thing in this house is a water tank, ceiling wraps down to an internal water tank.