Ten Geothermal Wells Heat and Cool this Swooping Blue Ridge House in Virginia

It's hard to know what to envy first about this swooping Blue Ridge House in Virginia - the fact that it is located on a verdant 200 acre farm, that said farm lies at the foot of the stately Blue Ridge Mountains, or the sheer majesty of its gorgeous design by <a href="http://www.voorsanger.com/">Voorsanger Architects</a>. Comprised of two levels of asymmetrical pavilions sheathed in glass, <a href="http://inhabitat.com/eco-luxe-spanish-farmhouse-lures-vacationers-with-mediterranean-views-and-on-site-farm/">this eco-luxe beauty</a> gets all its heating and cooling from geothermal energy.

This beautiful home is located on a 200 acre farm in Albermarle County in Virginia

It features two stacked asymmetric pavilions sheathed in glass

The long linear home has fantastic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains

The overhanging roof mitigates excess solar gain just as the glass permits daylighting

The swooping cantilever is essentially in the tree canopy

All of the home's heating and cooling is derived from ten geothermal wells