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Striking Australian Home is Shaped by the Sun’s Path

by , 09/28/10

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3 Responses to “Striking Australian Home is Shaped by the Sun’s Path”

  1. belgrave_trust belgrave_trust says:

    Really cool. My grandparents did something similar to their farm in NC back in the 70s–covered an old barn with a breezeway–and they\’ve never had to use more than ceiling fans in the summer. Do you know how much of this house is run on solar energy?

  2. [...] is composed of an art studio, photo studio, and media room with galvalume siding and sliding cedar sun shades on the exterior and radiant floor heating and bamboo flooring on the inside. A month was all it [...]

  3. birdlarry00 birdlarry00 says:

    THAT IS A WAY cool house! i love the reverse shadow casting. my favorite part has to be that it is made out of recycled plastic decking. I was just reading about a green tech event recently and I decided that I want to only use “green” technology in my house, too. I don’t think I could afford to build a house quite like this, but maybe some day if I start saving now!!!

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