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Is it built with sustainable “gopher wood”? How many square cubits of living space?
Whether for a future flood or a remnant of one from long ago, the Ark House is a provocative residential design that is, ironically, land-locked in the middle of Montana. The design calls for two huge cathedral roofs– one protecting a substantial deck that leads to the next roof over the main house. In addition to making a bold statement, the home boasts some eco-conscious and energy-saving features that Noah himself would likely be impressed with.
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Post tags: Conceptual architectural design, eco design, geo-thermal, green architecture, Green Building, green design, Montana home, sky bridge, sustainable design
