List of sustainable buildings

From Greenlivingpedia, a wiki on green living, building and energy

Building sustainable houses is an important action we can take to reduce our impact on the environment. Details on some sustainable houses can help generate ideas for others and demonstrate what can be achieved.

Contents 1 Australia 2 Germany 3 United Kingdom 4 United States 5 Asia

Australia

• Apollo Bay house, Apollo Bay
• CERES EcoHouse, Melbourne
• Bass Coast Community Health Service, San Remo, Victoria. 4.2kW array
• Beaconhills College, Pakenham, Victoria. 0.6kW array
• Box Hill house, Melbourne, 2.4kW array
• Brunswick house, Melbourne, 1.6kW array
• Brunswick East Office, Melbourne
• Chippendale house, Sydney
• CH2 building, Melbourne
• East Brighton house, Melbourne
• Goongerah house, Victoria, 0.5kW array
• Greensborough house 2, Melbourne, 1.98kW array
• Greensborough house, Melbourne, 2.5kW array
• Ivanhoe house, Melbourne, 9.8kW array
• Knoxfield house, Melbourne, 2.4kW array
• Mount Evelyn house, Melbourne
• Mount Waverley house, Melbourne
• St Kilda Ecohouse, Melbourne
• Surrey Hills house, Melbourne., 1.5kW array
• Subiaco Sustainable Demonstration Home, Perth
• Surrey Hills house II, Melbourne
• West Brunswick house, Melbourne
• West Hawthorn house, Melbourne
• 30 The Bond, Sydney. Sustainable commercial building.
• 60L green building, Melbourne

Germany

• On-grid solar residential homes, SCHOTT AG - SCHOTT Solar Inc, Germany

United Kingdom

• Zero emissions house UK

United States

• Portland sustainable cottage, Portland, Oregon
• Millerton round house, Millerton, New York State

Asia

• ACROS Fukuoka building, Fukuoka City, Japan
• Asian rooftop gardens, Singapore and Hong Kong