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Mona Vale House Australia by Choi Ropiha
Architects: Choi Ropiha
Location: Mona Vale, NSW, Australia
Client: Graeme Jessup & Barbara Elkan
Environmental Systems: Graeme Jessup
Landscape: ExParrot
Engineering: Simpson Design Associates - Northrop Engineers
Construction: Graybuilt
Photographs: Brett Boardman
Architect Homepage: Choi Ropiha
The client for the project has a long standing interest in building sustainability developed through working at the Sustainable Energy Development Authority, a government agency in sustainability.
With this [...]
Mini Homes Solo SE 2008 Sustain Design Studio
The miniHome SOLO SE is the world’s first ecological, self-contained, modular housing solution. Classed as a travel-trailer (CSA Z-240RV), on wheels and featuring a detachable hitch, the miniHome can be towed to any site and requires no foundation or infrastructure hook-ups1. Designed and built in Canada for year round living, the miniHome’s robust construction [...]
The Northwest Green Home Primer
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The essential, real-world, green home manual.
Everyone can make green home decisions on a budget with this inspiring, informationpacked guide. Whether you are building, remodeling, buying, or just curious, here are real-world strategies for getting the greenest results from your budget, with hundreds of ideas for a home that is built to last, comfortable and [...]
Marmol Radziner Prefab model 1
About Marmol Radziner Prefab
Marmol Radziner Prefab designs, builds and installs custom, high-quality, environmentally friendly prefabricated homes using steel framed, prefab modules. All modules are constructed, framed and finished by Marmol Radziner Prefab, utilizing a production factory which is owned and operated by Marmol Radziner Prefab and located in California. Current projects include the Skyline Modern [...]
Sinquefield House, Osage County, Missouri by Barton Phelps & Associates
Amazing Vacation House in Osage County, Missouri by Barton Phelps & Associates - Architects and Planners
About the site: a wooded limestone bluff overlooking the Osage River on a thousand acres of working farmland in the rolling Ozarks - the name derived from the explorers’ term, “aux arcs”, referring to the bows of the region’s rivers. [...]
