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Polished concrete floor in ecological, sustainable house by www.milessampson.com

admin — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 00:50:05 +0000

Polished concrete floor made of eco cement and recycled glass in ecological low energy house designed by the architect Miles Sampson. The house and other projects can be viewed at www.milessampson.com This house was featured on TV and this and other clips are taken from the programs. The house is located in Co. Clare in the west of Ireland. It has grass roofs, triple glazing, cedar timber cladding. It has an open plan orientated to the south to take advantage of passive solar gains. This house is not a fully passive house or passiv haus but due to its detailed design will require little energy to heat. The house also features a wood pellet boiler, vacuum tube solar panels and a heat recovery ventilation system. It uses low embodied energy materials like cellulose recycled newspaper insulation, eco concrete, ecocem, timber frame, lime on wood fibre render system. This building features many more green or sustainable aspects which can be seen at www.milessampson.com

Duration : 0:1:18

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3d model of ecological low energy eco friendly house by www.milessampson.com/geomorphologicalhouse.html

admin — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 23:46:07 +0000

3d model of ecological low energy house designed by the architect Miles Sampson. The house and other projects can be viewed at www.milessampson.com This house was featured on TV and this and other clips are taken from the programs. The house is located in Co. Clare in the west of Ireland. It has grass roofs, triple glazing, cedar timber cladding. It has an open plan orientated to the south to take advantage of passive solar gains. This house is not a fully passive house or passiv haus but due to its detailed design will require little energy to heat. The house also features a wood pellet boiler, vacuum tube solar panels and a heat recovery ventilation system. It uses low embodied energy materials like cellulose recycled newspaper insulation, eco concrete, ecocem, timber frame, lime on wood fibre render system. This building features many more green aspects which can be seen at www.milessampson.com

Duration : 0:0:43

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Grass sod roof on ecological low energy eco friendly, sustainable house by www.milessampson.com

admin — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 00:08:10 +0000

Build up of grass sod roof on ecological low energy house designed by the architect Miles Sampson. The house and other projects can be viewed at www.milessampson.com This house was featured on TV and this and other clips are taken from the programs. The house is located in Co. Clare in the west of Ireland. It has grass roofs, triple glazing, cedar timber cladding. It has an open plan orientated to the south to take advantage of passive solar gains. This house is not a fully passive house or passiv haus but due to its detailed design will require little energy to heat. The house also features a wood pellet boiler, vacuum tube solar panels and a heat recovery ventilation system. It uses low embodied energy materials like cellulose recycled newspaper insulation, eco concrete, ecocem, timber frame, lime on wood fibre render system. This building features many more green or sustainable aspects which can be seen at www.milessampson.com

Duration : 0:0:52

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GREEN SHROPSHIRE-BUILDING WITH WOOD HEATING WITH WOOD BOILER

admin — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 14:25:20 +0000

Andy Grundy, project manager with www.heartwoods.co.uk talks about using wood from sustainable sources in building and about heating with Wood Boilers.

Duration : 0:9:54

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