This villa is located on the Japanese coast and is a perfect example of the benefits of passive technologies in construction and architecture. The Villa Ronde was designed by architects Ciel Rouge Creation. The plan of this house, it aims to fully merge with the surrounding greenery.
The house consists of a private museum, a large hotel and guest house. As you will see the most impressive part is the green roof, through which Villa Ronde cool in summer heat.
A purpose of the oval shape of the building is to minimize the effects of storms in the region, while wind power to regulate the cooling of the interior.
Really the villa has some strange and future exterior and architecture, but really impress with style and design. The interior is also coming from the future with strange shapes and different furniture. Really should not miss the fact that the house is having large gardens and definitely can be called eco-house, because of the many green places in it.

We’ll give you the opportunity to look at the architecture of the future. You will see that it is far more affordable than you expected. And much more natural as drawing inspiration from nature. After centuries of controversies and disagreements, architects, finally I got the right rhythm and decisive steps.
Denmark Pavilion for MAD Office
On the surface, you’ll see a box which is white with thin walls and they seem to be tipped, but their strength and endurance will surprise you. MAD Office want to change the way people perceive their houses for mass production. Forget the overcrowded suburbs closer to one more step closer to nature.
Aqua on Studio Gang
Those who were born and grew up in the city, inevitably like skyscrapers. They are symbols of ambition, courage, desire and technological development. Over the past century, they are also less uniform – you can take a walk in Manhattan and see it. They are high, but what they lack is a real movement. Much has inspired skyscrapers, which moves with the rhythm of the busy city. Such is the Aqua Tower in Chicago Studio Gang, whose facades and balconies for “bent” and offer a variety of perspectives to its residents.
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