Designer: Jason Roan

Entry: Passive Solar House

  • views: 1436
  • votes: 3
  • comments: 13
  • profile: The Not So Empty Nest
  • area: 1800 sf
  • bedrooms: 2
  • bathrooms: 2 1/2
  • garage stalls: 1
  • floor: 1
  • depth: 30'-0"
  • width: 90'-0"
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Comments on Passive Solar House

  • 3/12/2010

    Lisa: Fabulous! I love how environmentally friendly this home is.
  • 3/12/2010

    Lisa: Fabulous! I love how environmentally friendly this home is.
  • 3/11/2010

    Cousin Stephen: You're going to need a vierendeel for that shallow "windowed" wall above the kitchen between the kitchen and living area. Otherwise, looks good.
  • 3/7/2010

    david beck: ...the future is now...
  • 3/6/2010

    Greg La Vardera: Jason, I like your entry and I've voted for it. I also put your design on my list of recommended entries here: http:/blog.lamidesign.com/2010/03/contest-entries-to-vote-for-our.html
  • 3/6/2010

    A modern craftsman for the new south: Clean, simple, and affordable, almost Unisonian.
  • 3/4/2010

    Vickie Beck: Looks like a nice place to retire!
  • 3/3/2010

    Frederick Heiss, MD: Elegant simplicity.Looks inexpensive to build and maintain , yet livable . Could be model for affordable and low carbon emission future housing .
  • 3/3/2010

    Paul Jehn: Simple and beautiful!
  • 3/3/2010

    Linda Roan: I love the idea of having a 'sun path' for summer and winter. This is something that we northerners would appreciate, especially those of us who try to keep some plants alive during the lowest daylight months.
  • 3/2/2010

    Nathan: Great Design.
  • 3/2/2010

    Bob Augustine: Fresh open space with great connection to nature and the outdoors. Straightforward use of contemporary materials. I'd like to live there.
  • 3/2/2010

    Luis Del Llano: It is clean and pleasant. The inside is unclutered but organized. It is the kind of a house that would not be expensive to build yet inexpensive to maintain.

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