Photos by Michelle Kaufmann
Eco-architect Michelle Kaufmann is just one of the 2010 idol judges for that Photo voltaic Decathlon and here are the photos she required in the event happening in the National Mall's West Potomac Park.
Parsons the brand new School for Design and Stevens Institute of Technology are creating a photo voltaic-powered house for that U.S. United states doe Photo voltaic Decathlon together with Habitat for Humanity of Washington, D.C., and also the D.C. Department of Housing and Community Development. The home minimizes energy demand by optimizing your building envelope, utilizing a highly efficient micro-mechanical system, and integrating proper lighting and daylighting.
Empowerhouse brings together Habitat for Humanity's vision that people deserve safe, comfortable, affordable houses. The compact 1,000-ft2 (93-m2) one-bed room structure showcases the entire-existence approach while being responsive to the present urban fabric. The form, building envelope, window positioning, and shading were enhanced through feedback from energy modeling. Additionally, sustainable materials reduce maintenance costs and make up a healthy atmosphere.
See more photos at Michelle Kaufmann's blog!
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