Smog-eating house?
What a brilliant idea. A house that eats smog.
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Ooo, well I love all the features that make the most of natural power, but I am a black and white farmhouse with thatched roof kinda gal, so I find all this modern architecture leaves me feeling very cold!
There are some great concepts in that design though.......
mrs G x
Posted by: Mrs Green | May 07, 2008 at 08:07 AM
Hahaha I hear you, bit too modern for me too, the only thing I really liked about this, and the reason I flagged it up, was the idea that building materials could eat smog...
cheers
Al
Posted by: Al | May 08, 2008 at 11:57 AM