Judith Kinnard and Tiffany Lin, the victors of the2010 REOSE Sustainable Design Competition have provided the architectural design for the new Sunshower Steel Structural Insulated Panel (SSIP) being constructed in New Orleans.
Prototype Containerized Housing Development from REOSE. Credit: REOSE
The model construction is situated at 222, Harrison Avenue in the New Orleans, LA’s Lakeview Neighborhood.
The speedy construction of this model will take place during the coming weeks to showcase the construction of sustainable and green building. During the demo project media outlets, green building companies, international and national visitors and local builders will be offered chances to go around the project and witness the construction event. The public will come face to face with the current building designs, use of materials and the green technology utilized. The demo project will utilize the services of the preferred vendors to enable the visitors to witness the construction of a green home and experience what it has to offer. The company has also made arrangements for onsite tours for visitors.
Each of the REOSE home building outfit is made up of materials to attain lasting, comfy, healthy and secure construction functioning while conforming to the water and energy requirements even in severe environmental conditions. The home décor, flooring, appliances, cabinets, furniture, doors, windows, decking and interior framing, lighting, HVAC, and other renewable energy components and materials and equipment to be utilized in the project will be donated by the sponsoring companies.
For the purpose of fabricating the REOSE’s prototype construction in New Orleans the companies such as Woodward Design+Build, C&G Construction, the ReGen Group and Insulated Panels have got into a strategic alliance. The partnership companies are expected to produce, parcel, vend and market fully serviceable building kits in the USA and other countries.
Source: http://www.reose.com/