Passive Solar House at Texas

January 2nd, 2011 in Architecture

It was eventually Dick Clark who designed this beautiful contemporary home and it’s not just contemporary. This house designed with a sustainable passive solar located in Austin, Texas with a minimalist appeal. This urban home design is reflecting the owners’ simple lifestyle. Simple structures are used, with minimalist palette and with see through glass walls. The surrounding of this contemporary house matches evenly with the surrounding where it creates some sort of urban oasis and become the main attraction. The concept of the main floor houses at this passive solar house is an open concept with kitchen open to a two storey living and dining area. The architect didn’t forget to blend in the interior with the exterior part of the house by using natural wood and big windows in order to get the home sun soaked. This eco friendly house features a 3 kilo watt panel system, bio foam insulation, rain water system usage, instant hot water heaters, expansive glass already with an efficient mechanical systems.