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Some architects say that a green home is a small home. That is not necessarily true. This is your home we’re talking about and if it doesn’t work for you it won’t make you happy. So, don’t build small, build smart!
Read MoreA new interesting co-housing project is about to take off in Leeds. Lilac Mutual Home ownership society – the group behind the unique project – had acquired a disused school site in Bramley.
Read MoreAs the name suggests, the house is constructed like a grid that is filled with 5.5 by 5.5 metre modules. Building in a natural valley or into a hill-slope is a good eco-friendly method as it doesn’t disturb the Nature and doesn’t involve groundwork.
Read MoreIt rarely gets better than this. Look what I found on Flickr. A very unusual Canadian home made of wood. Forget about those awful plastic sidings, this is how Canada used to be and there are still many gems left there. This project just shows that a wooden house is not necessarily boring. This is actually lots of fun.
Read MoreThis green house project is conceived by Iñigo Ortiz Monasterio one of the leading green architects of Mexico. He thinks that Nature is an unbeatable master and it is better to be in harmony than try to split the natural shapes with straight lines and corners.
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