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MODERN GREEN BULIDING HOUSE CONCEPT



This is modern L-shaped house that integrating high-end design and eco friendly building and system. This house designed as modernist space with visually warm and eco-friendly feature using solar radiant heating, cross ventilation, and recycled materials. Lay outing with central family space faces the path from the carriage entrance to the house to rear garden forms a central spine, also featuring swimming pool and natural stones accent and magnificent landscape. The interior designed as a series of open spaces on each side of the central spin. Varied ceiling heights built to create illusion of discrete rooms. The sustainable materials of this modern house includes COR-TEN steel, stained concrete mixed with fly-ash and Fin-Ply panels. Passive ventilation, radiant floors, solar hot water and photovoltaic power dramatically reduce energy use. Designed by William Duff Architects.
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Volcano Unique House Design


This house is sited upon small volcanic cone in the high desert midway between Las Vegas & Los Angeles. Its design it is a great combination of an uniqueness and brutality. Its roof consist of concrete and truss beams that forms its dome allowing the interior to embrace 360 degrees of stark, strong almost lunar landscape. Main house has two bedrooms, two baths and open entertaining areas. Besides it there is a guest house with one bedroom and bath near the lake. Even though there aren’t any trees or plants around the house is quite awesome place to live because of its privacy.


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Clingstone Island Home


103-year-old Clingstone mansion set on a rock island in Narragansett Bay is owned by Boston architect Henry Wood. Even though the all-wood home with 360-degree view of the ocean is quite old and rough it’s still warm and beautiful. Three stories tall house features 23 rooms, 10 of which are bedrooms. Even though the house is quite expensive to maintain because of it’s made of wood, it still use modern technologies to cut pay bills. Solar panels heat the water, and a wind turbine on the roof generates electricity. Rainwater is collected in a 3,000-gallon cistern, then filtered, treated and pumped through the house for cleaning purposes. Besides that, Clingstone house use the latest technologies in filtering seawater and the most up-to-date composting toilets. [via freshome, NY]


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