Fabulous –ecological Green House –right asymmetry by Sharon Neuman Architects in Herzliya
Sharon Neuman Architects has created a unique and eye-catching asymmetrical green house in Herzliya, Israel. Its cutting-edge design and construction include a slanted, open-air roof and walls made from wood, steel, and concrete. These features, as well as its strategic orientation and positioning, create an ideal micro-climate, allowing plants and vegetation to flourish. Passive and active renewable energies that employ lighting, energy, and water also contribute to the green house's eco-friendly and energy-saving properties. The Fabulous –ecological Green House –right asymmetry by Sharon Neuman Architects is the perfect combination of art and ecology.
The most interesting distinguishing feature of this of the original house, that immediately catches your eye when you see it for the first time is that it is unevenly shaped. This is not a way to stand out with the originality of design, in fact, this form provides an improved distribution of sunlight inside the room.
The main thing about the concept of this An unusual house project – its energy efficiency, which is achieved not only by sloping the walls, but also their thickness, additional insulation. This house also saves water, because it provides for rainwater and dew harvesting, water reuse, heating with solar panels.
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Ellie Coleman
This ecological green house by Sharon Neuman Architects in Herzliya looks absolutely stunning! I’m curious to know more about the concept of “right asymmetry” and how it enhances the overall design and functionality of this house. Can you please provide more details on how this architectural approach contributes to its eco-friendly features and sustainability aspects?
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This ecological green house by Sharon Neuman Architects in Herzliya looks absolutely stunning! I’m curious to know more about the concept of “right asymmetry” and how it enhances the overall design and functionality of this house. Can you please provide more details on how this architectural approach contributes to its eco-friendly features and sustainability aspects?