Extreme Eco The Global Sustainable Home

Perhaps the pièce de résistance of prefabricated housing, the Global Sustainable Home could put other green homes to shame. Manufactured in a number of sections and then gathered at the site, the Global Sustainable Home by designer John Farag is designed for extreme ecological life. The Global Sustainable Home energy incorporated solar technology and used dry composting toilets, as well as a condenser of air to water to create fresh water. According to the design of the Blog, to provide power and eliminating that the sewer and electricity infrastructure need, the Global Sustainable Home can be installed anywhere there is enough of sunlight. References: johnfarag and thedesignblog.org.

$100,000, Joseph Bellomo’s ‘House Arc’

It is possible to have a certain predisposition against the aesthetics of prefabricated housing, but the Joseph Bellomo’s ‘House Arc’ design is sure to prove your preconceived ideas are wrong. Joseph Bellomo’s ‘House Arc’ is based on of all things, a parking area for bicycles. The design features of curved armature skeleton of steel and a photovoltaic film coating to provide internal power of the home. Bellomo believes a 800 square foot 'House Arc' could cost as little as $100,000, a price [design and by the way[ which provides good additions.

Palma de Mallorca Best Luxurious Living Is In The Casa Son Vida 1

Innovation and contemporary design have come together on a grand scale in Casa Son Vida 1, located in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Spain. The tec Architecture firm, working with Amsterdam based Marcel Wanders Studio, has created the ultimate in high-quality living. The Casa Son Vida 1 is a one-of-a-kind technologically advanced property, and the concepts incorporated into this function home the best in sustainable technology.

Ecological Characteristic include geothermal elements, passive cooling, photovoltaic energy, day-lighting, rainwater retention and super insulation. References: tecarchitecture and freshome.

Temporary Home For Natural Disaster Survivors

Human beings have no power over the whims of nature, though with the skills and resources that have societies, it is not enough are put to use in the preparation of the consequences of disasters.

The Almost Home Shelter resolves an urgent need for housing temporary protection to persons who have lost their homes in earthquakes, hurricanes, tsunamis, and much more. Two main obstacles are money and storage of information, but this concept by Katrina Epperson both challenges.

Reducing manufacturing costs for standard items for these compact rectangular residences and leaving the task of assembling them to the survivors of the natural disaster. In this way, abodes for whole communities they can stay closely packed and hidden before and between uses, and once each is erected, a modular Almost Home Shelter can be customized vaguely to the individual needs of the family. References: coroflot and yankodesign.

Batcave Dinosaurs The Flintstones House

The Flintstones House is a residence of real life. Although the house is not surrounded by dinosaurs, it is an almost exact replica of the house of the cartoon.

Although it seems that there is no privacy in this cave, my favorite part of the house must be the bubble bath with the bottle of champagne next to it. I wonder if Fred and Wilma look-a-likes live in this impressive model floor of The Flintstones House. References: and bored-space.

Implications - Corporations recreate often franchises of animated products because they know that there is a dedicated fan base of the source material. A publicity stunt as recreating a caricature in real life it attracts attention and reinvigorates consumers interest in the original franchise. Companies can be considered a similar publicity stunt in order to revitalize the interest of consumers in their products.

Patrick Nadeau Reims Green Affordable Housing ‘La Maison-Vague’

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Architect Patrick Nadeau made ‘La Maison-Vague’, is a very interesting affordable housing that is currently under construction in Reims, France. The House is shaped like a huge hump covered with plants.

The benefits of a House like this, both for the environment and your wallet [think the low cost of cooling in the summer!] there are many. If I was a child living in this neighborhood, could be riding my bike right on La Maison-Vague the first chance I have.References: patricknadeau and dezeen.