Is Eco-Friendly Architecture the Architecture of Tomorrow?

Can you imagine a house where you are never cold in winter, nor hot in summer?
A house in which heating is not necessary?
And suddenly a completely reduced electricity bill?

Eco-friendly architecture or sustainable architecture is a system of design and construction whose principle is to design architecture that respects the environment and ecology and which uses environmentally clean materials that leave a low ecological footprint.

This is an eco-friendly house!

There are different principles and several axes to eco-friendly architecture.
Some are focused on technology, others on management, on human health, or even others who place respecting nature at the centre of their concerns.
 

Here are some basic principles:

• Choice of materials, naturally-sourced and not harmful to human health
• Choice of the layout of the rooms to promote energy efficiency by reducing energy consumption
• Choice of energy supply methods
• Choice of living environment

The essence of sustainable architecture is the energy efficiency of the entire life cycle of a building.

Architects use many different techniques to reduce the energy needs of buildings while at the same time increasing their ability to capture or generate their own energy.

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