The Eco-Sense House is alive! From dream (see episode 103) to reality. Its curving cob walls embrace Ann and Gord Baird’s three-generation family. A living roof offers summer cooling and filters winter rains stored for garden water. The composting toilet provides rich soil for the veggie gardens, which supply much of the family’s food. This “net zero energy” house uses the sun for electricity, hot water, and warm floors. Tour this small-footprint house, designed as part of the ecosystem surrounding it. Episode 230. [ecosenseliving.wordpress.com]
Peak Moment 230: An Eco-Sense House – Natural Building, Natural Living
By Janaia Donaldson, originally published by Peak Moment Television
March 28, 2013
Janaia Donaldson
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