by Charlie Szoradi | Jan 2, 2017 | Hungary
6.13.Hungary-2-detail-c Highlights Relevant to Sustainable Design: Natural material roofs have surprising durability after centuries of design refinements. Thatch roof drawings are on the right side of this sketch. The thatch roof construction techniques in Hungary...
by Charlie Szoradi | Jan 2, 2017 | Hungary
6.14.Hungary-2-detail-d Highlights Relevant to Sustainable Design: Think outside of the square box house and look at the U plan. This drawing includes a U house, which frames three sides of its yard and garden. Instead of a front and backyard, it has an inset...
by Charlie Szoradi | Jan 2, 2017 | Hungary
Reduce suburban sprawl with L shaped houses from Hungary 6.16.Hungary-2-detail-f Highlights Relevant to Sustainable Design: Think outside of the square box house and look at the L plan. This drawing illustrates an L house, which frames two sides of its yard and...
by Charlie Szoradi | Jan 2, 2017 | Hungary
6.17.Hungary-2-detail-g Highlights Relevant to Sustainable Design: We can learn about saving waste and energy on building envelopes from roof systems. Roof tile patterns range from single to double layers and from curved to straight cuts. All are terracotta red....
by Charlie Szoradi | Jan 2, 2017 | Hungary
6.19.Hungary-3-detail-a Highlights Relevant to Sustainable Design: Country pickles may inspire rethinking modern food processes. In America, vegetables and other food often travel hundreds of miles from farm to table. The distance increases the fuel consumption, the...
by Charlie Szoradi | Jan 2, 2017 | Hungary
6.20.Hungary-3-detail-b Highlights Relevant to Sustainable Design: We can rethink wind power. Across my travels, all summer long I would see windmills sitting comfortably on the hills. My father and I enjoyed seeing this particular windmill as we ate our picnic lunch....
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