WaterNest 100.- Enjoy an ecological life

over 3 years ago

Have you imagined living on water?

Well, as you read it every day, technology has advanced to satisfy human needs, help great problems as well as that the inhabitants are growing the space to live every day is reduced. One of the great projects for this type of solution is WaterNest 100.

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What is WaterNest 100

It is a floating house, to live wherever you want in the waters, thanks to its surface that allows it to float and settle in any lake, lagoon, dam or river with calm waters. Among other great advantages it has: it is totally ecological, powered by solar energy, its construction materials are the most outstanding, it uses recovered laminated wood and a recycled aluminum hull and finally offers the user an attractive and low-impact shape. to live in harmony with nature.

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This house was designed by architect Giancarlo Zema and developed by EcoFloLife.

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Characteristics:

• 60m2 of photovoltaic panels placed on your terrace, so that you have your energy supply, capable of generating 4 kWp that are used for the internal needs of the residential unit.

• Sustainable materials and production systems, this unit being recyclable up to as much as 98%.

• Includes interior furniture made with recycled and recyclable material, with a design that I love.

• This house can have a living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom, but also as an office, bar, among others. The divisions of the areas and furniture included will depend on what the purpose will be, at the client's request.

• Internal natural micro-ventilation system and air conditioning, it is classified as a low consumption residential habitat.

• For a family of 4, with all the comforts of a luxury residence.

• Large house has a diameter of 12 meters, a height of 4 meters and an area of
about 100 square meters.

• Small house of 60 and 80 square meters

• Includes some furniture designed by the same architect.

• Residence with low environmental impact and low energy consumption.

• The construction process is one year.

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