Herzelya Green House by Sharon Neuman Architects
Sharon Neuman Architects designed Green House in Herzliya, Israel.
from Sharon Neuman Architects:
This house in Herzelya is located on a long and narrow plot and does therefore present a difficult design task. One of the problems, for example, is that the adjacent house in the west blocks light and airflow. The solution consists of a series of protruding segments breaking out of the contour in the east to generate south and north light and air access. The eastern wall is left with only a few openings.
The house is planned with energy efficiency as one of the leading goals. A number of design details are utilized, among them: efficient insulating materials, southern walls have extra thickness, Adobe blocks inserted in selected places for extra thermal mass; Also, rainwater and dew are collected and stored, water recycled where possible, and solar water heater is installed as well as a composting device.
Photos by: Amit Gosher
This place is insane! I love the patio, and the interior has such clean lines! Thanks for sharing