Sited on sandy waterfront only minutes from the Bainbridge Island, the architect from ‘Bainbridgeislandmodernhome’ created a contemporary house. This house design with “green concept” future thinking, design with sustainable material and concept. In the exterior, this house is comprised of clear tongue-and-groove cedar that is vertically mounted to the roofline and a rainscreen siding system made of Cembonit panels. The Cembonit panels shield a waterproof membrane that allows an exchange of inside and outside air. The purpose is to create a healthier interior air quality by allowing the home to …

Designed with serve educational space for learning about nature and sustainability in Camp Twin Lakes Rutledge – Georgia, the Atlanta based architecture firm Lord, Aeck & Sargent design a “Green House” treehouse for a camp. This Treehouse constructed as an extension to Camp Twin Lakes, a camp dedicated to kids with special needs, this treehouse is not only beautiful, fun and kid friendly, but green.

The treehouse has a 1,700 square-foot roof garden, domed skylights, 1.4 kW solar array that powers the ceiling fans and misting system, two composting toilets, and …

Brazil based architects Andrade Morettin Arquitetos was design a modern house with dense forest vegetation, in the surroundings of the city of Sao Paulo. The privileged geography of the place – a true amphitheatre with access at the higher part – suggests an occupation that respects its natural characteristics.

This platform of reinforced concrete was cut and folded, adapting it to the site and creating distinct functional regions. In the west wing a swimming pool and external living space were created. In between the two wings, protected by a suspended volume …

John Friedman Alice Kimm Architects was completed designed a modern green house in Santa Monica California. This house created with modern structure, ship-lapped cement-board cladding, broad overhangs, and ample terraces. Ehrlich House designed with minimalist white walls and “heat-sink” concrete floors, the ground level’s open plan also encourages passive airflow, while simultaneously taking advantage of the walled garden. The architects also zoomed in on active systems and materials as a way of reaching their sustainable goals. Read the description from architects after the images.

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The private sustainable home with ocean view was design by Nolaster Architect and has 360 site areas in Cantabria, Spain. The most exposed façade of the house is the green roof. The main program develops in the first floor, over a ground floor that consists of garage, facilities, storage, porch and south garden. Other features include an inner yard to provide an open space protected from wind and rainwater collection for reuse fushing toilets and watering the roof and garden in summer. The black panels are zinc; ideal for seaside …