In Australia built a house with extremely low energy consumption

To meet the needs of the home in energy is approximately $ 3 per year.

In building a house used available technologies that have long been present in the market.

The house built on standard construction technologies and available materials that can store sunlight by day and heat this warmth of the room at night. Ultra-modern house worth $386 400 and is open to all potential buyers.

Two firms from Melbourne, The Sociable Weaver and Clare Cousin Architects, combined their efforts and created a 10-star (rating energy saving technologies) carbon-positive house.

The building was built on the principle of non-waste production and constructed in such a way that its carbon footprint was minimal. The architects expect the building will save the 203 kg of carbon for every living man in it annually.

House area of 160 square meters runs on sustainable energy, but it is beautiful, functional, and looks very modern.

It was built using standard construction techniques, but with a minimum of waste: the workers were taken only three bags of garbage. The principle of the “waste” act and to negotiate with suppliers on minimum packaging to building materials.

The remaining waste was reused or recycled. For example, fragments of stucco tiles decorated garden flower bed.

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