Created by ArchiBlox in just six weeks, this wood house is a prefab home that features two bedrooms, tons of style and a bevy of eco accents.
The wood used to wrap the prefab home is blackbutt hardwood timber that was milled using sustainable forestry methods to ensure that it would be beautiful but not with an added negative cost to the environment.
Oceanic views are accented with a wrap around deck, while the top portion of the wood house has a living green roof. The greenery helps to minimize rainwater runoff, help to decrease the amount of solar penetration there is to keep the home col and even acts as a thermal mass. These features round the prefab home off as being one of the more exceptional examples of what's being done in the sustainable housing market.
What's Driving This Trend
- Prefab Housing
- The increasing demand for sustainable and efficient homes presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the prefab housing industry.
- Sustainable Forestry
- Incorporating sustainable forestry methods into timber production offers the potential for disruptive innovation in the forestry industry while meeting the growing demand for eco-friendly materials.
- Green Roofing
- The adoption of green roofs as a way to minimize rainwater runoff and provide thermal insulation presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the roofing industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Prefab Housing Industry
- The prefab housing industry can benefit from disruptive innovations that focus on creating sustainable, stylish, and quickly-built homes.
- Forestry Industry
- The forestry industry has the potential for disruptive innovation by adopting sustainable methods that cater to the demand for eco-friendly materials in construction.
- Roofing Industry
- The roofing industry can explore disruptive innovations in green roofing technologies that offer environmental benefits such as rainwater management and energy efficiency.
