A stylish sustainable design of prefab house was designed by Christopher Daniel. It was specially design to adapt with desert environment with harsh living condition. Modularity, energy efficient features were become some important points to achieve high sustainability, especially in an extreme environment condition like a desert.
Unit 6 is a modular, prefab, sustainable home designed by Team Tidewater Virginia, which its members were taken from Old Dominion University and Hampton University. This eco construction was submitted for Solar Decathlon 2011. It is also a prototype to observe a multi-family residence and its system, including how to make it affordable, and sustainable.
Last Haiti’s earthquake should be a very bad disaster, destroyed a lot of buildings. Many people lost their houses. Nowadays, a lot of communities, company, etc try to donate or just share a new concept of house to the victims. One of them is an architectural firm from Miami, NC-office. The architect wants to support the re-development, especially on the relief area, in Haiti.
A furniture designer from Italia, esprimodesign, designed a wonderful modular bookshelf, called TRAP-EZIO. This furniture is 100% handmade.
This sustainable work pod was designed by Thomas Biggs and Tony Carr. It was hoped to be an eco-friendly work place that can be placed everywhere.
This unique, sustainable, and modular house, called The Silo House was designed by Cornel University‘s team for 2009 Solar Decathlon. The design reminds us silo building of some industries.
This minimalist sustainable design of Manifesto House was made by James & Mau Architectura for Infiniski, a construction company that focuses on sustainable building based on recycled, reused, non-polluting materials.
Happy Haus is designed by Donovan Hill. This building is a modular prefab building that can be “stand alone”, or combined with other objects, such as garden, warehouse, etc. While all buildings respond to sustainability, affordability and transportability issues, they are optimized for occupation, resulting in a housing typology that is relevant to all Australians.
This is PGA Prairie Hopper, a sustainable, portable, prefab education pavilion, designed by Anderson Anderson Architecture. Some green technologies are provided in this object.
