Florida-based design company Silberstein Architecture have designed a luxurious, environmentally conscious home. The "green" design features include photo-voltaic panels for lighting, a solar water heater for the pool, an air-conditioning compressor, and a cistern for underground water irrigation.
The design also brought the outdoors indoors, with the high ceiling living area opening out into the patio and pool. The limestone floor on the ground floor and the teak ceilings continue from inside to out for a continuous, consistent effect that makes the distinction between the interior and exterior less noticeable. The combination of teak, limestone, and glass inside the home give it a very contemporary, minimal aesthetic.
Overall, the house is a spacious, light-maximizing design that considers to the environmental needs of our planet.
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Trend Themes
1. Green Luxury Homes - Opportunity for architects and builders to integrate eco-friendly technologies and materials into the design of luxury homes.
2. Indoor-outdoor Living - Opportunity for designers to create seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces, blurring the line between the two.
3. Minimalist Aesthetics - Opportunity to incorporate simple and clean design elements into home interiors, focusing on functionality and sustainability.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects can work on designing environmentally conscious homes that also offer luxury and comfort to clients.
2. Construction - Builders can leverage eco-friendly building materials and technologies to construct high-end homes that cater to environment-conscious buyers.
3. Interior Design - Interior designers can experiment with minimalist designs and create indoor-outdoor living spaces that offer a unique experience to clients.