Eco-Home in Sani Haat
Eco-Home in Sani Haat
This eco-conscious residence in Sani Haat was designed to minimize environmental impact while offering maximum comfort.
The 2,500 sq ft home features rooftop solar panels that supply up to 70% of its daily power requirements, significantly cutting utility expenses.
A rainwater harvesting system is seamlessly integrated into the building’s structure, collecting and reusing water for landscape irrigation and non-potable household needs.
Natural lighting, passive ventilation, and thermally insulated materials help reduce energy consumption by 30%, creating a balanced and efficient living environment.
The architecture blends local materials with modern aesthetics, symbolizing harmony between innovation and sustainability.
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Clients:
Private Homeowner
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Category:
Sustainable Residential Architecture
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Date:
12 May, 2024
Project Challenges
Integrating solar panels and water harvesting systems within a compact urban plot required precise orientation and engineering coordination.
The team had to ensure proper energy flow, roof angle optimization, and system efficiency while preserving visual appeal and interior comfort.
Final Result
The Eco-Home now operates as a self-sustaining, low-maintenance residence.
Its hybrid solar setup and rainwater system demonstrate how urban homes can function efficiently without sacrificing modern comfort or style.