Posted by worldhouse on November 29, 2010
Changi House by Formwerks Architects
Description From Architects:
Given the need to house a multi-generational family of eleven within a relative small footprint, the key objective was to create open and permeable living space with direct relationship to the surrounding nature, while at the same time, designing for privacy. The floor plates were staggered to pack in more rooms and free up more area for communal spaces. The strategically placed circulation spine defines the threshold between the extroverted communal and introverted spaces.
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Posted by worldhouse on February 25, 2010
Here are pictures of three level house with green roof, designed by Berkley-based McGlashan Architecture. It is three level house that roofs of all three levels are planted with drought resistant and native gardens. Besides that it is super insulated and designed for passive solar conditioning. With the solar panel array, it is also designed for a net-zero energy footprint. The house is located on a beautiful hillside in Marin Country, near San Francisco. Via.
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Posted by worldhouse on November 28, 2009
3951 South Mead-Low-Impact Home Designs
Case Architects was designed this home, Low-Impact Home Designs used for this home. I think its modern and green home design. Two level house with balcony on front of upper level. Classic table is combined for living room. Wood stairs used in this home to connects with upper floor.
3951 South Mead-Low-Impact Home Designs
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Posted by worldhouse on November 25, 2009
Here are pictures of green on 19 townhomes, multi-Family residential was designed by Jesse Bornstein Architecture. This house integrates green technologies and materials within a modern design sensibility. This residence design is a significant departure from the traditionally based neighborhood context. For further detail visit Jesse Bornstein Architecture site.
Green on 19 Townhomes, Multi Family Residential by Jesse Bornstein Architecture
Green on 19 Townhomes, Multi Family Residential by Jesse Bornstein Architecture
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Posted by worldhouse on November 16, 2009
This is Whitten House, Green House Design in sits on a remote 10 acre site comprised of Sage & Juniper trees in Central Oregon. Conceived as two simple cubes in the landscape, one box for sleeping and one for living, the structure offers two distinct means of interaction with the landscape. The sleeping box is low & burrowed into earth, while the living box floats above, hovering just at treetop level. East & South orientations are exploited for views as well as passive solar orientation of the home. For further detail visit PIQUE site.
Whitten House, Green House Design in Central Oregon
Whitten House, Green House Design in Central Oregon
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