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
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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
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
6.21.Hungary-3-detail-c Highlights Relevant to Sustainable Design: Form follows function. This corncrib is one that particularly struck me as interesting. The quality of light inside is
6.22.Hungary-3-detail-d Highlights Relevant to Sustainable Design: Simple things count. The center of this sketchbook includes three examples of brick walls that are all varied slightly
6.24.Hungary-3-detail-f Highlights Relevant to Sustainable Design: We can look into reducing energy with natural light and ventilation from window transoms. The window sketch shows an
6.25.Hungary-3-detail-g Highlights Relevant to Sustainable Design: Geothermal applications have multiple advantages. Along the bottom of the sketchbook, you will see what appear to be small houses.
6.26.Hungary-3-detail-h Highlights Relevant to Sustainable Design: Rethink life on the river. At the top of this drawing, in the upper left, I drew a fish
6.27.Hungary-3-detail-i Highlights Relevant to Sustainable Design: We can rethink window shading and thermal mass heating systems. This sketch includes at the upper left of center
6.30.Hungary-4-detail-b Highlights Relevant to Sustainable Design: Look at the side-yard “I” house and cost-effectively protecting chickens from foxes. The upper left illustrates a row house,