Green Roof House in Singapore - The Wall House

The green-roofed house is the work of the great architect Singapore, FARM and was completed in 2013 in Singapore. Land large enough that is about 1000 square meters used for magnificent and luxurious masterpiece. 

Green roof idea:

• meera sky garden house
• the willow house in singapore with garden roof
• kerchum residence

The Wall House by FARM:

This grass thatched house is basically made ​​up of two blocks combined in one unit, one for retired parents, and the other for children. The formation of the two blocks is also a response to the limitations of available land so as to provide a comfortable space for occupants and flexible enough to perform activities in and outside the home. 

Placement of a beautiful park even there is also a garden on the roof (green roof) it able gives a distinct impression and experience on the house. In addition to being a place to freshen up from fatigue, forage can also be used to play a fun place. 

Like the house in general, space is provided in this home include a bedroom, living room, kitchen and dining area, but the house feels special because there is a wine cellar, library, and also a fairly extensive gardens in also above. Uniqueness is especially striking is located in any room in the house that the occupants can also enjoy the freshness of the greenery, even in all the rooms. 

Combination with some plants are quite large and woody, green roof also looks enhance your home when juxtaposed with a pool and it will look perfect. Green garden in every room also, it would beautify and freshen your interior, either bedroom, bathroom, living room, or other space.

Photographs by © Bryan van der Beek & Edward Hendric

Truro Residence with Renewable Energy

Renewable energy implemented in home design is certainly a form of human wisdom to appreciate nature and to minimize the influence of the environmental damage where the home is domiciled.

This is one example of a home that is often the subject of discussion because it is environmentally friendly. This house was built by the great architect Zeroenergy one who cultivate the development of modern and environmentally friendly. This house is called the Truro Residence, yes indeed located in Truro , Massachusetts. Many advantages of this house , in this case is that this house has a facility that is capable of supporting the adequacy of the need for energy , as very efficient .In general, the concept is applied to reduce the cost of energy is composed of two types, active and passive energy design. This home design also implements both the passive and active .Through some photographs by Eric Roth Photography shows that this house could save lighting with the use of large size glass. With a large glass, the beauty of any home interior can be seen from the outside as well as at the same moment was able to enjoy the beautiful landscape of the house so that adds to the comfort inside the house .On the other hand, some active energy sources are also added to support the housing needs in an efficient, at least composed of solar cell, geothermal heating and cooling system. Renewable Energy is a simple to be done, it even has much wisdom to us all, nature, and our wallets.

Stone House with Grass Roof and Central Garden

Vo Trong Nghia, an Vietnamese architect firm has designed completely and built "Stone House" which also beautified of a fresh green grass on the rooftop and the central green garden that connect some rooms.
This torus-shaped house is located in Dong Trieu, Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam south east Asia where the consequence is always get the sun along years, in the tropical climate.
Architects: Vo Trong Nghia Architects
Location: Dong Trieu, Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam
Contractor: wNw House JSC
Year: 2011
Photographs: Hiroyuki Oki

Stone House by Von Trong Nghia Architects:

“This torus-shaped stone house is located in a quiet residential quarter beside the way to Ha Long Bay from Hanoi. A rising green roof and walls composed of subdued color stones in dark blue create a landscape, which stands out in the new residential area.
The rooms surround the oval courtyard, making a colony-like relationship with each other. Circulating flow runs around the courtyard and continues to the green roof, connecting all places in the house. This courtyard and green roof compose a sequential garden, which creates a rich relationship between inside and outside of the house. Residents discover the changes of the seasons and realize their wealthy life with the nature, thanks to this sequential garden.
To create a wall with smooth curvature, cubic stones with 10cm thickness are carefully stacked. Consequently, the wall performs the play of light and shadow. Massive and meticulous texture of the wall generates a cave-like space, which recalls the image of a primitive house.
The family with 2 young children has been enjoying their living in the house. They sense each other and deepen their communication, rounding and rounding in the house.”