Concept

The natural insulation from high trees, shrubs and green grass have been integrated into the architectural style.
The result is a constant flow of heat from outside that has been reduced by the vegetation before it enters the house, keeping the airflow within the house cooler.
A trellis fence and turf stone are also an example of natural insulation to reduce temperature input into the home.
Additionally, an air gap cooling wall has been used instead of a standard thick wall in order to absorb the outside heat, reducing high temperatures entering the home.
Open walls are carefully placed to give natural airflows around the land, without compromising privacy or security.
Environmentally friendly building materials such as brick and water gardens are designed to have a cooling effect on the home.
Additionally, the application of modern technology such as alternative solar heating of utility water, ecological sewage purification and the principle of supplementary surface cooling and energy saving air conditioning are available.