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“Sustainable Eco-House” is a captivating project designed by Djuric Tardio Architects and located in a dense suburb of Paris, France. The residence was entirely built using wood panels placed on a pedestal (due to the irregularity of the terrain).
Sliding doors connect John McLaughlin's timber-framed Open House with its garden (Dezeen)
Green Roof Design Ideas – 2 Bar Home in Menlo Park California by Feldman Architecture - Home Design and Home Interior
:Partially underground NEST HOUSE by Japanese architecture firm UID, Onomichi City, Japan.
The lovely Distort House was designed by TWS & Partners with principal in charge Tonny W Suriadjaja and structural engineers Purwa, and is located south of Jakarta, Indonesia. Fund on Homedit, this home is an impressive display of taste and warmth.
The Madrona residence. Vandeventer + Carlander Architects designed this residence in Seattle, Washington. Sited on a narrow thirty-five foot urban lot, the house design maximizes access to natural light and views yet maintains privacy.
Amazing House in Spain- love the idea of a terrace from the master over the back porch
Montblanc House by Studio Velocity. Montblanc house recently complted by Japanese architecture firm Studio Velocity, situated in a residential area Japanese, is meant to be poetic and peaceful.
Image 7 of 18 from gallery of Sandringham House / Techne Architecture+Interior Design + Doherty Design Studio. Photograph by Derek Swalwell
Contemporary black-clad house with monolithic door/window projection.I like this house but I'd want to double the size with a greenhouse.
Image 23 of 31 from gallery of Glen Lake Tower / Balance Associates, Architects. Photograph by Steve Keating
Home on Pemaquid Pond by Briburn - Warm sustainable home using many natural materials expressed in modern ways located in Bremen, Maine.
a converted barn in france by the style files- LOVE the tin walls
Pete Bossley Architects : Brown Vujcich House, Auckland NZ - Love this design!
Green Roof - Earth House Estate Dietikon, Switzerland by Peter Vetsch
Net-zero homes are becoming more feasible for the average home owner. So what will the future of net-zero living look like?