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Breeze House |
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Joel Aplin, Samuel Bassett, Cayce Bean, David Davis, Danielle Dratch, Joey Fante, Betsy Farrell, Russ Gibson, Jennifer Givens, Simon Hurst, Walter Mason, Bill Moore, Matt Murphy, Ryan Simon, Mackenzie Stagg |
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Stacy Norman, David Hinson |
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Spring 2006 |
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Auburn University |
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single family housing |
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Greensboro, AL |
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This prefabricated single-family house was designed in collaboration with Habitat for Humanity to meet the goals of improving the energy performance and design quality of Habitat homes. It was erected in Greensboro, Alabama. Its composition features two modular units joined by a breezeway, which draws its inspiration from the traditional, vernacular “dog-trot” house type with rooms arranged to either side of a central open hallway. The Breeze House achieves modern, low-cost, energy-efficient housing that can be mass-produced. The tall screened hall rises above the slanted roofs to either side in order to catch prevailing winds and promote cross ventilation that cools the interior spaces. |
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