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"Good design does not just look good, it must function well in environment"

"The principles of our design are Simplicity, Sustainability , Human centred, Inclusivity and Affordability."

Why consider hexagonal building?

The hexagonal building has several advantages over traditional rectangular buildings. The shape is more efficient in terms of

space to surface area ratio - There is more usable space inside the building envelope than in a rectangular building.

as a result, fewer materials are needed to construct the walls and floors.

energy efficiency - the external building envelope has a smaller surface area and so less heat is lost.

energy generation - a southern aspect is guaranteed regardless of orientation, with consequent thermal gain and the roof can be oriented optimally for solar panels.

flexible use - a large variety of internal divisions are possible and they can be change easily, thus proving adaptable for changing family sizes, or different office uses.

The buildings can be arranged in a variety of shapes, from terraces to blocks of three or four.

BESY is an intelligent, better than real-time simulation based energy management system designed to manage energy consumption for buildings and blocks of buildings.

It will optimise energy usage in a way that maintains comfort for the occupants, reduces overall energy consumption and supports the broader energy system via demand management that assists the system operator and at the same time brings reduced bills to the occupants.

Energy use in buildings is responsible for around 40% of all CO2 emissions from the European Union and the building sector is often identified as providing one of the biggest opportunities for improved energy efficiency and emissions reductions.(more)

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Los ecoladrillos son una solución para la contaminación y la polución.

Los plásticos son elaborados con petroquímicos, estos químicos no encajan devuelta en la ecología que nos rodea.

El plástico no es biodegradable es fotodegradable, lo que significa que los plásticos dejados en la tierra o en el agua se irán rompiendo lentamente en pedazos más y más pequeños.

Eventualmente estos trozos se vuelven tan minúsculos que son absorbidos por las plantas, peces y animales que comemos.

Lo cual puede permitir que llegue a nosotros causando enfermedades de todo tipo, malformaciones, desbalances hormonales y hasta cáncer.

Actualmente existen vertederos con altísima tecnología.

Aun así, con el paso del tiempo ya sean 10 o 100 años estos químicos eventualmente irán a parar en la biosfera afectando tierras y familias.

¡Ecoladrillos! Una solución a la contaminación plástica

Es por esto que el eco ladrillo es una solución a la polución y contaminación el día de hoy, cuando se quema o arroja el plástico se envenena la tierra y el agua.

El proceso del ecoladrillo comienza al separar, lavar y guardar los plásticos en botellas Pet, gracias a este proceso se pueden hacer ladrillos que pueden ser reutilizados una y otra vez.

Es tipo de ladrillo consiste en una botella de plástico empacada a una densidad específica con elementos plásticos usados, limpios y secos para lograr que el bloque pueda utilizarse una y otra vez.

También pueden ser llenados con productos no reciclables y no biológicos que son tóxicos para el medio ambiente (polietileno, cables, baterías pequeñas, etc.)

Los ecoladrillos son utilizados para fabricar muebles modulares, espacios de jardín, paredes e incluso edificios a gran escala.

Se han convertido en una forma emocionante en la cual las comunidades y las empresas pueden comenzar una transición inmediata del plástico hacia una forma armónica de ecología consciente de los ciclos de la tierra.

Gracias a los ecoladrillos se le otorga valor a muchos objetos que han quedado sin él como las baterías.

Su diseño permite aprovechar la longevidad y la durabilidad del plástico para crear un bloque de construcción indefinidamente reutilizable.

¿Cómo hacer ecoladrillos?

Hacer ecoladrillos es simple, pero hay pautas importantes qué debemos tener en cuenta para su fabricación.

Selección del plástico

Selecciona una marca o modelo especifico de botellas para cada proyecto, recuerda que cada compañía utiliza un modelo de botella para cada producto.

Esto hará que la construcción de tu proyecto sea mucho más fácil y contenga uniformidad.

Ten en cuenta que las botellas más pequeñas también funcionan sólo debes elegir Con qué modelo trabajar y comenzar tu proyecto.

Estos tres elementos te ayudarán a decidir qué tipo de botella utilizar.

No debes comprar bebidas para tener botellas para ladrillo asegúrate de elegir una botella que pueda ser encontrada fácilmente.

Elige el tamaño de la botella con el que desea hacer los ecoladrillos, las botellas de menos de 600 ML son más fáciles de llenar.

En cambio las botellas de 1,5 Ltrs necesitarán mucho más plástico y también mucho tiempo, por lo que lo más recomendable es conseguir botellas de un litro.

Proyecto: Al construir ecoladrillo se necesita botellas que sean exactamente del mismo tamaño y de la misma forma.

Para proyectos de construcción al aire libre, uniformidad quizá no sea tan importante siempre y cuando el volumen sea constante.

Preparación de los plásticos para ecoladrillos:

Los plásticos que se utilizan en los ecoladrillos deben estar hechos con plástico limpio y seco.

Si en el plástico se encuentra algo de comida aceite o suciedad asegúrate de lavarlo y luego secarlo.

Plástico sucio dentro de un ecoladrillo dará lugar a un crecimiento microbiológico y a la formación de metano dentro del ladrillo.

Dado que comúnmente son utilizados para fabricar muebles para el hogar es importante usar plástico limpio.

Llenado de las botellas:

Prueba a llenar las botellas con elementos no biodegradables solamente, como bolsas plásticas, plásticos y empaques de comida (polietileno), pajillas de plástico y empaques de todo tipo.

No se deben llenar las botellas con papeles, vidrios ni ningún tipo de metal.

Estos elementos son biodegradables y no envenenan la biosfera por lo que no es necesario colocar los dentro de una botella.

Se debe utilizar un palo para llenar las botellas con tanto plástico como sea posible.

Cómo se comienza empacando la parte inferior está se debe llenar con plásticos blandos para completar las esquinas.
Tener el palo correcto hará una gran diferencia, el bambú y la madera son los mejores materiales para el palo como y su tamaño dependerá del tipo de botella con la que se hará el ecoladrillo.
Tips de llenado de ecoladrillos:

Al momento de empacar se usa el palo para empujar hacia abajo el plástico alrededor del interior de la botella; mueve los plásticos en círculos empujando hacia abajo y a los lados.

Recuerda cortar grandes plásticos en pedazos más pequeños, mientras más pequeños sean las piezas más densidad obtendrás.

Para darle un color a cada ladrillo utiliza bolsas de color al principio.

En raros casos cuando se usa una varilla afilada, una botella delgada o demasiada fuerza el ecoladrillo se puede romper.

En ese caso, se corta la botella y retira el plástico y comienza nuevamente las botellas rotas no durarán y pueden derramar plásticos.

Calidad de los ecoladrillos:

La calidad de un ecoladrillo se garantiza con un objetivo de densidad mínimo.

Esto significa que en una botella de 600 ML debería tener un peso mínimo de 200 gramos y una botella de 1500 ML un peso de 500 gramos.

Las botellas que son demasiado blandas no pueden utilizarse para los módulos de ecoladrillos.

Construcción con ecoladrillos:

Con un poco de imaginación los ecoladrillos pueden utilizarse para casi cualquier cosa.

Una de las aplicaciones quizás la más fácil son módulos milstein con los que se pueden crear bancos mesas sillas y más.

Sólo se necesitan 16 ecoladrillos para comenzar y armarlos de manera hexagonal.

El impacto de los ecoladrillos ha sido muy positivo.

Incluso en Alemania investigadores de la Universidad de Witten/Herdecke están experimentando con ladrillos a base de plástico.

A este tipo se le agrega un tipo de lodo para formar un nuevo tipo de material de construcción, que también puede ser considerado un ecoladrillo.

A simple vista el ladrillo parece prometedor.

Sin embargo, aún se están haciendo estudios para verificar si es factible su producción en masa

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A sustainable house is a home that has the least possible negative impact on our environment. This means energy efficiency, avoiding environmental toxins, and using materials and resources in a responsible manner while having a positive physical and psychological impact on its inhabitants.

What we build matters, and so does how we build it. Building with sustainability in mind should be standard for a twenty first century home. In this article we will outline 21 tips for a sustainable house design. Building sustainable homes not only saves you money in the long run, but also reduces your impact on the environment. Now, let's go over some ideas on how to build a sustainable house!

21 Ideas For Building a Sustainable Home:

Location For A Sustainable Home Design

Choosing a location is the first step in building a sustainable house. When possible, consider the following issues.

Transportation: Building a home within walking distance of public transportation is going to reduce your impact on our environment. Living in New York City makes this very easy for me, but it may not always be an option for you.

Infrastructure: The availability of utilities and infrastructure will vary. If you can use existing infrastructure, you are off to a good start in reducing your impact on the environment.

Sensitive or Hazardous Sites: Try to avoid hazardous areas like flood zones. If you build in a hazardous site, make sure the home is designed to withstand the hazard. You know what isn't green? Building your house twice. To learn more about building in high risk areas, check out another post we wrote on Flood Proof House Design Ideas.

Size; Smaller Houses Are More Efficient

Not everyone interested in sustainable house design is going to go down this route, but smaller houses are far more efficient. Building a smaller house is going to reduce your material use and energy needs. A larger house will obviously use more materials and require more energy for heating and cooling. Think about your needs and try not to go overboard with the size of your house. Smaller houses are inherently more efficient and less wasteful.

Orientation Of Your House For Natural Light And Heat

Orientation is important for sustainable homes. If you live in a cold climate in the Northern Hemisphere, you can take advantage of the sun by having more windows facing south. If you build a long wall with windows facing south, you maximize direct sunlight in the winter. This will help heat your home, as well as bring in natural light. You do not want too many windows facing west, as this will give lots of glare and provide heat in the summer. If you do have windows facing west, you can plant a large tree to block some of that uncomfortable sunlight.

You can plant a deciduous tree in front of your south facing windows for more energy saving. Deciduous means the tree loses its leaves in winter. The tree will block sunlight in the summer, but lose its leaves and allow the sunlight in during the winter. This will help reduce your heating usage. Another trick is sun shades or a roof overhang. The sun is higher in the summer than in the winter, so a roof overhang can block the sun in the summer. In the winter, the sun will be at a lower angle and not be blocked by the overhang. These types of passive design features can make a big difference in sustainability at low costs.

Layout Affects Energy Use In A Home

Did you know that igloos are very energy efficient house designs? An igloo is built in a cold climate with a shape that minimizes surface area. The reduced surface area reduces interior heat loss.

Building a house that is very wide and spread out is going to have more heat loss and less efficiency than a house that is compact. Building taller can be more efficient than building wider. A cube or a sphere are very efficient shapes. There will always be trade offs in sustainable house design. However, you don't have to actually make your home resemble an igloo (unless you want to)! The idea here is that a compact design is better than a spread out one. A compact two story house will tend to be more efficient than a one story spread out house. For example, if you want to build a 2,000 square foot house, building two stories with 1,000 sq ft per story is most likely going to be more efficient than building one story of 2,000 sq ft.

Use Local Materials for a Sustainable House

Using local materials in your new sustainable house will reduce the need for shipping. It's more green to buy wood that is locally milled than to order it from across the country. This is a tough one, though, because you may not have as many options based on your location. The availability of materials will vary depending on where you choose to build your house.

If there is a local stone quarry, why not use their stone for your patio? See what locally made materials and products you have available. If you live in Pennsylvania, I recommend getting local kitchen cabinets rather than importing designer European cabinets. It is significantly greener, and you might even find better quality products from local small businesses.

Recycled Materials For Sustainable House Construction

Recycling is very important. This will have to be balanced with availability. Depending where you are, the materials that are easily available will vary. There are all sorts of materials that are recycled, reclaimed, and reused. Here is a list of some materials made of recycled products that you may choose when building your sustainable house:

Countertops made from Recycled Glass

Steel made from recycled metals.

Reclaimed Wood. This can be beautiful! When a contractor demolishes a building or does a renovation, they can often reuse the old wood products they salvage for other projects. There are lumber yards that specialize in purchasing and selling reclaimed wood.

Reclaimed Bricks and other masonry. Bricks, stones, and pavers can also be reclaimed and reused.

Reuse soils from the excavation for new landscaping.

Roof shingles can have recycled content.

Plastic Products with recycled content.

Drywall materials that were recycled.

Just about any product in your new home could come from recycled materials.

You can also reduce job site waste by making sure the contractor recycles the waste materials during construction.

Insulation Is Essential for Sustainable Homes

Insulation is a big one. Check out another article we wrote on spray insulation for new homes. First things first: vocabulary. R value is a term we use to rate the insulation value of a material. R value = Resistance the higher the R value the more insulation. You want to make sure that your home has a sufficient R value for your climate. There are lots of different insulation types and techniques. When we design a house we make sure to review all the options with our clients. I find it is helpful to outline the importance of insulation and the different options available.

The most important thing is to insulate your home to keep the hot air out during the summer and keep the warm air in during the winter. New Home Insulation is really important. If your area has energy codes, you need to make sure to meet at least the minimum standards for insulation. At our firm we typically surpass the code insulation standards when building a green or sustainable home. Good insulation is one of the most important energy efficient house ideas to implement. Heating and air conditioning is the largest percentage of energy use and your energy bill. The better insulation you have, the less energy you will use.

Air Sealing for Energy Efficient Home Design

Air sealing, also known as draft stopping, goes with insulation. This is one of the lesser known energy efficient home design ideas, and one that people often forget about. Air sealing prevents air from leaking through your house. You want to make sure your house isn't leaking conditioned air. What is the point of all that insulation if cold air is blowing through cracks and crevices in your walls?

There needs to be sealing at all the openings and penetrations through your roofs and walls. This includes windows, doors, vents, electrical conduit, and any other holes and penetrations. These all need sufficient sealing through caulking or other methods. We often recommend closed cell spray foam insulation. It not only insulates but also expands to seal up openings, small holes, and cracks in the construction. This is one aspect that relies heavily on quality construction. Using good construction contractors is essential for building sustainable homes.

You can test a house's air sealing with a blower door test. This is an air pressure test that determines if your house is leaking air and at what rate.

Window and Door Selection For Energy Reduction

You have to use efficient windows and doors. They need to have proper weather stripping to keep out the elements. They need to close tight so as to seal the opening. The type of glass and material insulation value are also very important. Windows and doors are expensive, but you want to make sure they are not going to cost you more in the long run through inefficiency. Windows and doors are also a weak point for air leakage. Make sure you have proper air sealing around these areas. You don't want to buy good windows and install them with poor quality.

Double pane windows are a minimum standard as far as I am concerned, but triple pane is better.

Sustainable House Materials

We want to use materials that avoid Volatile Organic Compounds or VOC s. Examples include using low VOC paint or glues in the construction of your new home.

Use materials that can be recycled later or have already been recycled. Using local materials is a good start to sustainability. There are lots of sustainable materials in nature, for example wood, that are renewable and certified. You should also make sure that the materials you choose are durable! It is not sustainable to replace materials every few years.

Energy Star Appliances & Equipment

Using energy efficient appliances and equipment is the easiest of these energy efficient home ideas to achieve. As a minimum requirement, use Energy Star rated appliances. I am writing this article on an Energy Star rated computer monitor. Did you know you can get an Energy Star TV? Your kitchen appliances can use a good amount of energy, so look out for those Energy Star labels. Your heating, AC units, and water heaters should all be Energy Star rated.

LED Lighting For Energy Efficient Home Design

LED lights are becoming more and more common as an energy efficient home design feature. In our projects they are standard. All of our clients want LED lights. They are going to reduce your energy cost (they use less power) and you will not need to change the bulbs for many years. They might be a little more costly upfront, but think of the savings on electricity and less frequent changing of the bulbs! Energy efficient lighting is an easy addition to a sustainable house.

By the way, LED stands for Light Emitting Diode: these are the best option for energy efficient lighting and energy efficient house designs.

Water Conserving Plumbing Fixtures

Toilets and other plumbing fixtures are not the same as they used to be. They make dual flush toilets where you can choose a lower or higher flush rate as needed. All your plumbing fixtures can have reduced or Low-flow water usage, including faucets and shower heads. These fixtures are becoming very popular. You will have no trouble finding plumbing fixtures that use water at lower flow rates. There is no need to be wasteful.

Efficient HVAC Design for a Sustainable House

HVAC stands for Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning.

Your Heat and AC will typically be the largest source of energy consumption in your home. You will want to use an efficient and well-designed system. HVAC is a huge portion of your energy consumption and, therefore, product and system selection is critical for energy efficient home design. Here are a few options that can help:

Smart Thermostat: One of easiest Sustainable Home tips to implement is using smart thermostats. A smart thermostat can reduce your energy consumption by learning your patterns and optimizing around your comfort level.

Zones: I am a big fan of zones. Did you ever live with someone who likes it hot when you want it cooler? If you break the house into zones, you can set independent temperatures by room. Also, you do not need to run the HVAC in rooms that are not often used, like the basement or laundry room.

Efficient Equipment: However you design the system, make sure the equipment is energy efficient and properly installed.

Mini-split units: Mini split heating and air conditioning units are incredibly popular right now because of their efficiency and ability to control a home in separate zones. These systems have a condenser outside the house and at least 1 unit in each room inside the house. To learn more about ductless mini splits and their energy saving advantages, look at the Department Of Energy mini splits energy saving information.

Check out another post we have explaining What Ductless Mini Splits are.

Recycle Your Energy With An ERV

Did you know you can recycle your energy?

Install an ERV or Energy Recovery Ventilator. If you have exhaust fans and ducts in your home, for example in your bathroom, the ERV can use the heat from the exhaust to preheat or precool the air being brought into your home. Preheat the air in the winter or precool the air in the summer with an ERV to reduce energy usage on your HVAC. Don't worry: it doesn't actually mix the exhaust air with the new air! It just uses the heat from the exhaust.

Rain Water Collection

Why let all that rain water go to waste? Install roof gutters and downspouts that direct the water to a tank for reuse. This water can be used to flush your toilets or water the garden. Rain water (depending on your area) can even be used for drinking if you filter and purify it. The most typical use of rainwater collection is for gardening / irrigation. You can use a concrete underground detention tank to store the water with a pump to circulate the water. Sustainable homes need a smart manner of dealing with water.

Renewable Energy for Sustainable Homes

Renewable energy is a hot topic these days for sustainability. Power source is very important when designing a sustainable house. Here are a couple options.

Photovoltaic Panels: Install Photovoltaic or Solar Panels to generate energy from the Sun. These store power in batteries so you can have electricity at night as well. Large trees blocking the sun may cause a problem for solar panels. The orientation of the house is also important. Make sure a professional determines if your location makes sense. In certain areas surplus energy can be sold back to your local energy source.

Windmills: Consider installing a small windmill if appropriate. See if your local energy source has wind power or other renewables available.

Geothermal Heat: Although the ground can be frozen in the winter, the soil deep below is warm. Use the Earth's heat to heat your home!

Solar Hot Water or Tankless Hot Water

Solar hot water is a system for heating water using the Sun. It can be installed on your roof and can heat your water. There are two basic types of solar water heating. Active system uses pumps, and passive system does not. This will reduce your energy expense and is a great feature for energy efficient house designs.

If you opt out of solar hot water, another option is to use tankless water heaters or instant hot water. These use less energy and they heat up instantly, so you do not need to let the water run until it gets hot when you get in the shower.

Intelligent Planting for a Sustainable House

This is my biggest pet peeve. People plant vegetation that does not belong in their climate or land type, which then require lots of water and maintenance. Don't do that! Green living requires planting the right types of plants in the right locations. Sustainable homes need sustainable landscapes and planting. You want to minimize maintenance and use of water.

Smart Planting: Use plant species that are native to your area or that are known to thrive in your climate. Make sure these plants can survive with minimal maintenance and watering.

Vegetable Garden: Try planting a vegetable garden. Growing your own organic food is very sustainable and can be a fun hobby. Make sure to plant fruits and vegetables that will thrive in your location. Use the rain water you collect from your roof drainage to water your garden.

Build To Last For Sustainable Homes

Build To Last! I can not emphasize this enough. If you want to build a sustainable house, you need to build it to last. Durability is essential for sustainable homes. If your house constantly needs repairs, that is not sustainable. If your roof needs to be redone every 6 years, that is not sustainable. Build your home to last! The craftsmanship should be such that it will survive time and hardship. Build with materials that require little maintenance. Build with intelligence. If you are in an area prone to hurricanes and you build a deck with recycled wood, it is not sustainable if the deck gets torn down in a hurricane. I am not saying not to build the deck, but build it with proper hurricane ties and strapping and use wood that can handle the elements. We rebuilt several houses in NY after Sandy, but we built concrete houses so that they could withstand the next one. Build a home suitable to your climate and environmental needs and build it well.

Take care of your home when you are living in it and build your house so it takes care of you. Sustainable house design cannot be achieved without thinking of construction quality and techniques for a long lasting home. Using durable materials and construction techniques is essential.

Build Something You Love

The most sustainable thing one can do in construction is build something you love. Build a home that you will love, build a home that your children will love. When people love their homes, they take care of them and they don't change them. Do not build a new home just to renovate your kitchen in five years. Build a home with which you are happy. Build a home of which you are proud.
It's your home! Build a house that makes you happy.
Don't forget, build a home that has as small an impact on our planet as possible. Build a sustainable house by starting with the right sustainable house design plan. Sustainable homes benefit our environment and their owners.

Bonus Sustainability Tip: Passive House

You should also consider looking into Passive House Design for sustainability and energy efficiency. The diagram below illustrates some basic concepts of Passive House. If you want to learn more, you can see another post we wrote explaining the five key principles of Passive House Design.

Sustainable House

As an architect I study home design and sustainability, but these are extensive topics. In this article we reviewed some basic ideas for building a sustainable house. This post does not assume to cover every possible issue or condition, but rather to provide a general overview of the topic.

Thank You for reading our blog post about Sustainable Home Design Ideas

I hope this article helps you understand a little more about how to build a sustainable home. Please contact us directly if you want to speak with an architect about a specific project.
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