Georgia Institute of Technology
The Georgia Institute of Technology brings new meaning to what one might think of as a lighthouse with their entry. An Aerogel-filled roof lets as much light in as possible while harnessing its energy to brighten things up during dark hours. Opaque but translucent walls also make the most of the natural daytime resource.
The design appeals more to the ultra minimalists among us, featuring mostly black and white inside and out. LED backlit plastic walls divide the rooms inside the house while the roof features angled solar panels designed to pivot toward the sun's rays to maximize their effect.
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