World famous energy-saving buildings

Energy-saving buildings refer to buildings that follow the basic methods of climate design and energy conservation and are designed after studying building planning zones, groups and units, building orientation, spacing, solar radiation, wind direction and external space environment. Low energy consumption buildings.

The world-famous energy-saving buildings are as follows:

1. IKAROS House

It is known to the public in Europe and is located in Germany because it can famous for its use of solar energy. Built by Rosenheim University's Department of Applied Sciences, the project's energy production exceeded its needs. How does this work? Through the use of various green technologies such as solar panels, vacuum insulation panels, efficient mechanical systems and natural ventilation.

2. Chuckanut Ridge House

Many people are afraid that solar panels will have negative effects on the design of the building. The panels are independent, which is our most conventional solution. Located in Washington, it was designed by designer Prentiss.

3. Nature House

Perched on a hilltop, this home offers stunning views of the Russian River Valley. To build this house, architect Dowling considered the most sustainable materials and energy-saving systems.

4. Ecomo

Beautiful and sophisticated houses from Pietro Lasso, with hypnotic landscapes surrounding the buildings. Based on the characteristics of green and sustainable development.

5. Home for Life

Located in Aarhus, Denmark, it is an environmentally friendly building that focuses on low energy consumption and low carbon. To our surprise, this building produces more energy than it consumes.

6. Hover House

It is a work of Iranian architect Glenn and is located on the Venice Canal in Los Angeles, California. The challenging project was to maximize the outdoor space, creating a building that seemed to hover upside down above the ground.

7. Crooked House

This peculiar building was built in the Swiss countryside and has two floors, mainly to pay attention to the privacy and sunlight of the residents.

8. Robles Arquitectos

Created this incredible beach house in Costaga. The house is located on a hill above sea level, at least 20KM away from any town. The sustainable existence of the house itself was the biggest challenge for the architects. The house also had to exist independently in a humid environment.

9. Fincube

This house is a very interesting and sustainable architectural project, built near Bozen, Italy, at an altitude of 1200M. The design plan is basically green, environmentally friendly and low energy consumption. The Fincube house covers an area of ??470,000 square meters, which is similar to the living space of a small apartment. The interior design is small but has everything city life has to offer.

10. Casa No Gere

This building from architect Roberto Chocori is located in an unconventional environment, deep in the Portuguese Park. The owner asked to live in this environment, and the architects respected his request. What's the result? During the construction process, not a single tree was cut down, it is environmentally friendly, simple on the outside, but modern and comfortable on the inside.

11. International New Energy Market Solar and Heat Pavilion

Many people may not know this building, but it is exactly like this shell-shaped building, with an overall lighting rate of about 90%. , such a high lighting rate is not only due to geographical location, the entire building has 75% transparency. All light-transmitting panels inside are laid with lighting and heat collecting panels. As many as 15,000 automated ray tracking panels are placed on the roof over 20,000 square meters. It is also equipped with wind power The supplementary system enables the entire building to operate around the clock and integrate heating and power supply. It can save 1 million kilowatt hours of electricity every year, reduce carbon dioxide emissions by about 600 tons, and reduce the energy consumption of the entire building by about 80%. This building is expected to be completed and put into operation in 2011.

12. China Pavilion at World Expo

The Chinese National Pavilion in the shape of a bracket is known as the "Crown of the East". In summer, the top-floor building can shade the bottom-floor building and play a certain cooling role. In addition, ecological agricultural landscape technology has been applied, which can effectively insulate and reduce building energy consumption by more than 25%.

The design of the Expo Center follows the "3R" principle, vigorously enhancing the thermal insulation of the building envelope and reducing heat loss. A number of environmentally friendly technologies such as self-shading, solar energy collection, and rainwater collection have been applied.

13. Texas Sun Valley Micro-discharge Building

Known as the world’s largest solar building, the Sun Moon Temple Micro-discharge Building has a total construction area of ??75,000 square meters, the first in the world to achieve this The perfect combination of solar hot water supply, heating, cooling, photovoltaic grid-connected power generation and other technologies with the building, the overall energy saving efficiency of the building reaches 88%, saving 2,640 tons of standard coal, 6.6 million kilowatt hours of electricity, and reducing pollutant emissions by 8,672.4 tons every year. It is the first in the world to realize the perfect combination of solar hot water supply, heating, cooling, photovoltaic grid-connected power generation and other technologies with buildings.

14. Hangzhou Low Carbon Science and Technology Museum

Hangzhou Low Carbon Science and Technology Museum is designed and constructed in accordance with the "National Green Building Three-Star" standard and is a veritable low-carbon building. The total construction area is 33,700 square meters, and the total investment is expected to exceed 400 million yuan. In terms of building materials, local building materials will be used first to reduce carbon emissions during material transportation; natural and recyclable materials will be used; solar photorecovery materials will be used as much as possible for the curtain wall. This museum is expected to be completed in 2011. Once completed, it will be the world's first science and technology museum with a low carbon theme.

15. Tsinghua University Energy-Saving Building

my country’s first ultra-low energy consumption demonstration building was completed in the east area of ??Tsinghua University campus. This "green" building uses nearly a hundred of the most advanced building energy-saving technologies at home and abroad. "Only two walls use seven different energy-saving systems, and any component can be replaced at any time." Jiang Yi, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and a professor at Tsinghua University, said when talking about this building.