The idea was to build a home with unique architectural concepts with purpose. This fully-sustainable home may seem all too modern, but every angle has a purpose to it. It might be to catch rainwater or fully receive sunlight, whether to light up the home or water the garden. Yes, in the photo above, that’s a 16-foot high waterfall from the top of the garage, as seen from the street. All rooftop rainwater is captured and stored in a large tank and used to refresh the circulation waterfall and irrigate the landscape.
Besides cutting down on costs and helping the environment, being in a peaceful place with a spectacular view inspires us to live off the grid. Now, you don’t have to live like a hermit to do this, because you can still enjoy modern amenities in a self-sustainable home such as this.
This home is designed to be a LEED+ zero net energy dwelling which generates its own electricity and water so that, if necessary, it can be off the grid.
The home is built to Miami-Dade hurricane standards, and has a garage with a safe room designed to withstand 200 mph winds.
Tour the home through these floorplans.