Californian Eco Homes, Palms Residence by Marmol Radziner

Massive expanses of glass on the Southern side of this contemporary home style fill home interiors with organic light and connect rooms with exterior living spaces. Completed in 2008, this two,800 square foot prefab residence that consists of 14 modules, is positioned in Venice, California, USA.

This modern day home design consists of handful of green features, – a recycled steel frame, insulated panels and glass, eco friendly materials, energy saving appliances and natural cooling design and style. This modern day house is built, substantially reducing the environmental effect of its construction.

Comfortable and desirable modern day property is positioned on an urban lot in Venice, California and made by a Los Angeles based studio Marmol Radziner, www.marmol-radziner.com/

Eco property design and style in California

Prefab modern day property style, eco residence exterior

Property style description by Marmol Radziner

The Palms Residence is located on a narrow, urban lot in Venice, California. The home looks inward, incorporating covered decks and a little courtyard space, giving the structure a sense of privacy regardless of its place on an infill lot.

Comprised of 14 modules, the two,800 sq ft house includes 3 bedrooms, 2.five baths, a living space/dining room, a double height kitchen with an operable skylight, an workplace, and 700 added square feet of outdoor living space. Huge expanses of glass on the southern side of the structure fill the property with organic light and connect the interior and exterior spaces.

Organic components for eco residence design, living area design with massive windows and skylight

The property includes custom walnut casework in the living area and kitchen, concrete floors on the very first floor, and eco-timber hickory floors on the second floor. The bed rooms have built-in beds and extra casework. The exterior of the home is completed with cedar siding. A series of screening techniques, including landscaping, fencing, and louvered panels offer shelter from the street whilst retaining the open feel of the home.

Contemporary kitchen design with skylight, wood kitchen cabinets and island

The home consists of a range of green features which includes, a recycled steel frame, Structural Insulated Panels (SIPS), Triple-Pane insulating glass, eco-friendly components, Energy Star-rated appliances, and all-natural cooling attributes. The home was made in the MRP factory, substantially minimizing the environmental effect of its construction.

Wooden cabinets and shelves supply lots of storage in little ones space