Leger Wanaselja Architecture designed a fabulous sustainable house by utilizing sustainable materials taken from the scrab yard and some other industries. Supported by other sustainable features, this house will achieve high sustainability and low carbon footprint, also providing helps in order to recycle some industries’ wastes.
KIKO House was designed by Ohnmacht Flamm Architekten at he base of the Tyrol mountains in Austria. At the beginning, the client did not concern about the green architecture, only the aesthetic aspect. One year after its completion showed a great performance on energy use, even lower than a good Austrian Passive House standard.
A sustainable house was designed by Ignatov Architects in Bulgaria. It was designed with some aspects to create a good fusion between the land, human, light, and the environment. This house is completed with unique sloped big windows to maximize the sun lighting. Passive design was really considered.
Bamboo Orchard Subdivision provides sustainable housing for low economic family in in Cabuyao, Phillipines. This project was designed by Buensalido+Architects. The design is very modern, and colorful, very different from the the typical “pigeon-hole” or “cookie-cutter” building types in the country. The houses were built by modular and prefabrication techniques.
Shou Sugi Ban addition is a prefab extension designed by BYTR Architects for a client who owns a 1950′s brick house in Netherlands. It was built from several sustainable building materials. Natural day lighting is considered, also the view.
A beautiful, green architecture building was designed by Mu Architecture in the hillside of Cap-à-l’Aigle, Charlevoix, Quebec, Canada. This house, Malbaie V Residence, is very elegant with its wooden materials dominated the house’s construction. Beautiful scenery is an added value.
A prefab house, Week’nder House, was designed by Lazor Office, with FlatPak brand. This sustainable house was designed to deal with extreme weather condition with a lot of flexible configurations can be arranged, depend on the owner’s need. High sustainability is an important concern here.
A modern, beautiful house was designed by Stufkens + Chambers Architects in Redcliffs, Christchurch, New Zealand. It is Redcliffs Estuary, a house with some sustainable design concepts adopted, built for a growing family and their numerous guests.
This sustainable renovation was done by Field Architecture for Woodlands Residence. The house is located nestled amongst the oaks and redwoods on a steeply sloping site. The renovation done for this house may provide maximal natural lighting even it is blocked by the canopy of the trees.
Louver House is a fusion of modern housing and traditional barn. It was designed by LSS to fulfill the client’s passion for barns. This sustainable architecture building combine the traditional barn structure (generous spaces; repetitive timber frames), modern building design, and an open and airy transparency in order to maximize the site’s dramatic views of of the adjacent corn field and nearby moody Atlantic coast.
