Prime Five Home recently designed a luxurious open-concept home with a number of sustainable features. While eco-friendly design has become more mainstream in recent years, this type of construction has largely been reserved for smaller residences. This home demonstrates how sustainability can be applied to luxury homes as well.
The 4,113 square-foot home is located in a residential part of West Hollywood, California. The home features an open concept layout that lets natural light filter in throughout the home. Beyond the strategic architecture, the home features a number of other sustainable features, such as solar panels and a water capture system. Much of the home is also made from materials salvaged from the residence that used to be located on the property. By upcycling fixtures such as windows, doors and tiles, the architects were able to create an even more eco-friendly home.
Luxurious Eco-Friendly Abodes
This West Hollywood Home Boasts a Number of Sustainable Features
Trend Themes
1. Luxury Sustainable Homes - Sustainability can be applied to high-end homes, providing an opportunity for architects to create eco-friendly and high-tech homes for the affluent demographic.
2. Upcycling Materials for Sustainable Construction - Upcycling materials salvaged from old buildings can be a sustainable practice to create a luxurious and eco-friendly home.
3. Solar Panel and Water Capture Systems Integration in Homes - Integrating solar panels and water capture systems in homes can be a promising trend in making homes more sustainable, energy-efficient, and self-sufficient.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - The architecture and design industry can make significant contributions to sustainability by integrating eco-friendly design features into high-end homes.
2. Construction and Real Estate - The construction and real estate industries have an opportunity to meet the growing demand for sustainable luxury homes by incorporating eco-friendly features in their properties.
3. Renewable Energy - The renewable energy industry can leverage the upward trend of integrating solar panels and water capture systems in homes to expand the adoption of sustainable technology through strategic collaborations with architecture and construction firms.