As described by the architects:
Designed for a client with environmental sensitivities, +HOUSE is a manifestation of a sustainable and healthy approach to building that does not sacrifice design.
Sited facing the bank of a stream-fed pond, this four-season house is nestled into a natural slope. Extensive 14-ft high glazing offers expansive views of the landscape and access to a full-length deck. Bedrooms are located on opposite ends of the rectangular plan, book-ending the open living spaces.
+ HOUSE is embedded with a wealth of complex,health sensitive materialsand methods. Built of inert cementitious blocks that inhibit the growth of fungi and molds, the walls are finished with a natural clay plaster that requires nopaintfinish. A soy-based sealer was used for the concrete floors and counters, and untreated silk and hemp fabric was used for the curtains.
The client was equally interested in environmentally responsible design. Achieving a healthy house for both client and environment meant extensive research into a wide range of products and locally produced materials suited to the climate. Agreen roof,heat-mirror triple glazing, solar shading, passive ventilation and daylighting, and a geothermal system are just some of the features of thisLEEDGold-targeted project.
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安大略省穆尔的LEED住宅。© Shai Gil Photography
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安大略省穆尔的LEED住宅。© Shai Gil Photography
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安大略省穆尔的LEED住宅。© Shai Gil Photography
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安大略省穆尔的LEED住宅。© Shai Gil Photography
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安大略省穆尔的LEED住宅。© Shai Gil Photography
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安大略省穆尔的LEED住宅。© Shai Gil Photography
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Seemore LEED Homes designs here, fromthe EcoHome Green Building Guides
Architect:Superkul Inc.
Very nice Leed house, but I see errors, the floor should be dark like black slate to increase the absorption of the sun energie and ceiling should be pale color like a white hyper gloss to reflect light comming from the reflection from the lake. Fenestrations on the north side are not eco energetics.