The Magnolia is one of the Mandala Homes‘ sustainable prefab house products. It was claimed as the first Energy Star qualified home in British Columbia. It has several sustainable features and was built with some green architecture concepts applied.
Rainbow Duplex is a sustainable home built by Durfeld Constructors in collaboration with BC Passive House (BCPH). It was designed by Marken Projects Inc. This eco construction actually adopts passive design and prefab prefabricated panelized system.
Peconic Bay House is a sustainable house designed by Resolution: 4 Architecture. It is a two-story prefab house, adopting the saddlebag element to accommodate vertical circulation and service items. It was designed to have high efficiency on energy with a lot of sustainable features applied.
A beautiful and green architecture was made by Bark Design Architects, the Maleny House. It was built on the edge of Glass House mountains. Passive design applied in the design, minimizing the energy needed. Sustainable materials were also used.
Another sustainable prefab home was designed by Sustain Design Studio, called CaliMini Prefab. This green architecture prefab house is designed for western US market, and will have four models, from size about 611 – 1,190 square feet (not counting the loft).
C6 is a sustainable prefab home created by LivingHomes, an architectural firm from Santa Monica, California, in collaboration with Make It Right. This firm concerns on green architecture design, especially for LEED certified home. C6 is claimed as the first low-cost LivingHome and the only Zero Energy, Zero Carbon production home ever to feature a LEED Platinum level environmental program and Cradle-to-Cradle inspired materials.
Drew House, designed by Simon Laws, is an eco construction built as a holiday retreat of Australian photographic artist, Marian Drew, and her family. It is located in the area near Seventeen Seventy, a town just south of Gladstone, near the ocean. With its unique form, this house provides a kind of luxury campsite.
Tiburon House was designed by Butler Armsden Architects, and built by McDonald Construction & Development, Inc. It is a sustainable architecture building with a lot of sustainable features. The site itself was used by a 1,500 square-foot home that was deconstructed by hand. 95% of the materials were then reused or recycled for this sustainable house.
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.
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.
