The Evaporative Water-Cooled Tropical House Architecture Design by Wallflower

This tropical house to house developed inverse planning and the general hierarchy of norms in the planning of local housing. To fully appreciate the natural environment and diverse adult and stretch the potential for visual depth and distance, drawing room and study are located in a pavilion on the second floor.

Instructions from the view of trees visible through the void space large circle that connects the entrance to the pavilion on top. In the same way, bodies of water on top of the swing also helps regulate the temperature inside the house.

At the first level, housing and service functions drawn home by a length of continuous light and good air parallel under the same length of koi ponds and sustainable. Path along the side of the pond that leads into the bedroom to hide a large service area that is outside the path of the wall. Like koi pond floor to the second level of the pool, good air and the first is also designed to facilitate micro-air-conditioner in the first floor and space. This path is a channel for the prevailing wind; koi pond thirty meters long and two meters wide exposed surface area of sixty square feet in the house for their wind for evaporative cooling. [via]