I was wondering how I would be able to address all these issues in my project design accurately???
Then, I tried to find some samples and more information in these areas.
- Adabtive and ECO- Friendly
Sky Pixel: Pixel Tower adapts to changing needs
http://www.designbuzz.com/sky-village-pixel-tower-adapts-according-to-the-needs-of-residents/
Growing population along with rapidly vanishing resources have triggered the alarm for flexible architectural designs that will not just accommodate a huge number of people but will also have to fulfill all the basic requirements, including water, food and energy. ‘Sky Village,’ a sustainable structure to be located in Roskildevej, is a similar futuristic structure that is based on the flexible ‘pixel’ design, allowing the designers to reshuffle the pixels (60m2 each) and modify the organization of the structure, according to the changing needs of human beings and the environment.
Usability:
Apart from flexibility or adaptation, the Sky Village will incorporate latest technologies to accommodate the Tower according to the progressive Danish environmental standards. Moreover, the eco-friendly building will use recycled concrete in the foundation, together with various energy-producing units on the front that possibly will fulfill most of the energy requirements of the Village.
- Recyclable
Thai Temple: Built From One Million Recycled Bottles
The temple, which sits in Thailand’s Sisaket province, roughly 370 miles northeast of Bangkok is made of more than a million recycled glass bottles. True to its nickname, “Wat Lan Kuad” or “Temple of Million Bottles” features glass bottles throughout the premises of the temple, including the crematorium, surrounding shelters, and yes – even the toilets. There’s an estimated 1.5 million recycled bottles built into the temple.
As you might have guessed, they are committed to recycling more. After all, the more bottles they get, the more buildings they are able to construct.
- prefabricate, Transport and assemble
Eco Friendly Thailand Wood Prefab Houses by TYIN Tegnestue
These eco-friendly prefab homes are clad in locally harvested bamboo, and the material is woven using a traditional method on the front and rear facades that appears commonly in other homes and crafts done in the area.
The homes are prefabricated and assembled on site, adding to their sustainable appeal. The houses are raised off the ground, set on four foundations cast in old tires, eliminating the problem of excessive moisture and resulting rot.
Thai Temple: Built From One Million Recycled Bottles
The temple, which sits in Thailand’s Sisaket province, roughly 370 miles northeast of Bangkok is made of more than a million recycled glass bottles. True to its nickname, “Wat Lan Kuad” or “Temple of Million Bottles” features glass bottles throughout the premises of the temple, including the crematorium, surrounding shelters, and yes – even the toilets. There’s an estimated 1.5 million recycled bottles built into the temple.
As you might have guessed, they are committed to recycling more. After all, the more bottles they get, the more buildings they are able to construct.
- prefabricate, Transport and assemble
Eco Friendly Thailand Wood Prefab Houses by TYIN Tegnestue
These eco-friendly prefab homes are clad in locally harvested bamboo, and the material is woven using a traditional method on the front and rear facades that appears commonly in other homes and crafts done in the area.
The homes are prefabricated and assembled on site, adding to their sustainable appeal. The houses are raised off the ground, set on four foundations cast in old tires, eliminating the problem of excessive moisture and resulting rot.
Eco Friendly Thailand Wood Prefab Houses by TYIN Tegnestue
These eco-friendly prefab homes are clad in locally harvested bamboo, and the material is woven using a traditional method on the front and rear facades that appears commonly in other homes and crafts done in the area.
The homes are prefabricated and assembled on site, adding to their sustainable appeal. The houses are raised off the ground, set on four foundations cast in old tires, eliminating the problem of excessive moisture and resulting rot.
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