Completed over the span of four years, Haus B is a passive solar home that’s a contemporary departure from the housing norm of the 1960s suburban neighborhood in which it resides. Located in Dreieich, Germany, the 320-square-meter house was designed by Düsseldorf-based design studio One Fine Day (Office for Architectural Design) in collaboration with Ulrike Thies who acted as the construction supervisor. Most impressively, the single-family residence was designed and built to surpass the requirements...
from Inhabitat - Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building https://inhabitat.com/sculptural-haus-b-uses-passive-solar-principles-to-surpass-germanys-energy-standards
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