ASES National Solar Conference 2010
The American Solar Energy Society will be having their annual conference in Phoenix, Arizona from Monday, May 17 through Saturday, May 22nd, 2010.
Highlighting the Sustainable, Renewable and Green Building Technologies of Passive (and Active!) Solar Design
The American Solar Energy Society will be having their annual conference in Phoenix, Arizona from Monday, May 17 through Saturday, May 22nd, 2010.
With planning and creativity, almost any structure can be retrofitted with passive solar design elements.
The Earth is rotating around the sun, however, as our planet spins and rotates around the sun, it appears to the inhabitants of Earth that the sun is moving across the sky. Thus, it is often referred to as the ‘movement of the sun’.
While a person may have some really nice ideas of design and building, it’s a good idea to understand local building codes.
Through the progression of winter and spring, I have thought about different possibilities that would create a warm space on the property.
A southern facing sun room is another method that can be used to integrate passive solar design into a structure.
A passive solar tree house would simply be divine, up in the company of the birds and sky.
Located close to BLM land with gorgeous views of the San Juan Mountains in southwestern Colorado, this passive solar, modified earthship-style house is off the grid and generates all of its own electricity. Structure...
The highlights of the building are the passive solar heating and cooling, a Trombe wall, an active solar photovoltaic array, natural ventilation with clerestory windows and innovative cooling towers.
Doors Open Denver allows people to experience and see the latest in architectural and design. It’s like a city-wide ‘show and tell’.