The Massimo Iosa Ghini 'Biotech' Home Makes Living Green
Allison Love — May 12, 2010 — Eco
References: postidivista.it & designspotter
The Massimo Iosa Ghini 'Biotech' home is a visionary housing project that tried to make a house entirely carbon neutral by creating a sustainable, green and essentially alive space. The house is designed with a green wall and through that it also becomes sustainable and self-efficient.
The outer vegetation covers a metal netting, within which there are entirely recycled furnishings. The Massimo Iosa Ghini Biotech home uses renewable energy to power the house, for example using LED lights for the houses lighting scheme. The house is pretty revolutionary and makes a statement about the endless possibilities of going green.
The outer vegetation covers a metal netting, within which there are entirely recycled furnishings. The Massimo Iosa Ghini Biotech home uses renewable energy to power the house, for example using LED lights for the houses lighting scheme. The house is pretty revolutionary and makes a statement about the endless possibilities of going green.
Trend Themes
1. Green Homes - Building homes that are sustainable and self-efficient through the use of vegetation and renewable energy sources.
2. Biotech Architecture - Incorporating living, organic elements within architectural designs to create carbon-neutral and environmentally friendly spaces.
3. Recycled Furnishings - Utilizing entirely recycled materials in furniture and decor to promote sustainability and reduce waste.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Opportunity to create innovative and eco-friendly housing solutions that prioritize sustainability and self-sufficiency.
2. Renewable Energy - Potential for renewable energy sources such as LED lighting to power homes and reduce reliance on traditional energy grids.
3. Furniture and Home Decor - Growing market for recycled furnishings that offer a sustainable alternative to conventional products.
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