gizmag: We've seen plenty of impressive net zero houses in the past, from the motion-controlled
CHIP House in California to the budget-priced
Sosoljip in South Korea. But one issue that seems predominant in most energy-neutral homes is that they typically take on a design that doesn't suit many suburban areas. That may soon change though with the first Active House, which uses natural lighting and ventilation to reduce its energy consumption while still blending in with the architecture of the surrounding neighborhood... Continue Reading
Family moves into first net zero Active House in the U.S.