Natural Insulation Concept Design to Save Energy of the House
Insulating a house is a technique which enables you to save energy while regulating the temperatures of the house. Insulation also serves the purpose of decreasing the exterior sound. It also reduces corrosion and mold formation in the house. A lot of electricity is saved when the house is insulated. It thus reduces the electricity bill that helps you in maintaining a controlled budget. Researches show that every household can reduce 30 percent of its electricity usage if the house is insulated. There are several types of insulation which can be done like reflective insulation, attic insulation or weather stripping the windows. A superior insulation system is as well as a geothermal cooling and heating system.
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Defying the typical angst design process, the first conceptual sketch of the Dune House was the one that stuck. The architects drew a Surrealist crown floating on top of a Miesian glass box. And so it is. The house is one of five completed by Living Architecture, a nonprofit organization founded by writer Alain de [...]
The project of Envisioned by studio Schola Architecture is a remodel of an old house located on a hillside and currently integrates sustainable strategies, such as solar orientation, deep overhangs, operable glass and the use of renewable building materials. It nestled into a steeply sloping 5,000-square foot site, the volumes step up the hillside to [...]
Straying from convention, this home opts for a staggered floor plan as opposed to traditional, horizontally layered layouts. The exterior is an artful combination of solid facades and glass, offering peeks at life inside this modernist structure. According to the architect, “The resultant massing reveals an imperfect, rough-hewn form recalling the natural isometric formation of [...]
