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A 10-Story Residential House Designed to be Both Sustainable and Energy-Efficient. This is an exciting new residential project in Shanghai, where innovative design solutions blend seamlessly with environmentally conscious technologies. This sustainable abode has been crafted to reduce its carbon footprint while also maximizing the natural lighting inside the house. Key Features: 1. A cleverly designed ventilation system that uses wind pressure differences between rooms to maintain airflow and heat exchange efficiently. 2. Integrated photovoltaic panels for electricity generation. 3. Triple-glazed windows that help keep in warm air and minimize heating energy loss. 4. Insulated roofing tiles for enhanced thermal insulation. Inside the House: The interior of this Shanghai home features bright, spacious rooms filled with ample natural light. High ceilings and open floor plans create a sense of space and openness, making each room feel more expansive than it is. Key Spaces: 1. Entrance Hall - A grand entrance hall serves as a welcoming area for family members to enter their home. - Two glass sliding doors separate the entrance from the living areas inside the house. 2. Dining Area - Located in an L-shaped position at one side of the interior staircase, this spacious room features wooden cabinetry on three walls. 3. Kitchen - Positioned along a single long wall in one part of the building. - Its countertops made up entirely of granite provide ample work space and durability. 4. Bedrooms 1. Bedroom 5 (Optional) 2. Bathroom with Double Vanity 3. Family Lounge/Study Design Details: Designing an Eco-Friendly Home. Design considerations when planning to construct or renovate any home require considering several important factors: cost-effectiveness, aesthetic appeal, space-saving potential, safety aspects for the building structure, comfort level within living quarters themselves etc... Safety Considerations and Budget Breakdown Please be aware of certain elements involved throughout this whole process: A: Structural reinforcement for additional strength wherever possible (around doorframes especially) B: Thermal Mass installation along external wall facades in some instances only (see individual descriptions below). C: Waterproof membranes over existing windows prior application waterproof layering directly applied under all window types before hanging exterior cladding on.