The Versadome is a modular building system based on three organic shaped rigid structural shells in the nature of arches and domes. All components are designed to stack for easy transportation and assembly. Four complete units (approx. 800 square feet of enclosed space) can be stacked and transported in one standard shipping container. I really like the idea of it being stackable and easily transported. Would be quite effective in reducing the transportation energy of a building. Not too sure about the material its made of though.
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- Cellophane House - Prefab components
- Youtube video on Ecotect features
- Architects and Solar House Day4 September 2002‘Dev...
- Material embodied energy table.
- Ecotect tutorial
- Basic modelling tutorial
- ECOTECT brochure
- Modular car design
- Thermal tutorial.
- IKEA Prefab housing
- Thermomass
- Donovan Hill Prefab
- Zeobond Ecrete
- Ecotect Video
- Domino on Archicad
- AEC magazine article on Ecotect
- Material editor
- Habitat 67
- Versadome
- Historic development of Housing in Australia
- Recent Pressures in Housing Australia
- Perry Lakes Site
- Environmentally responsive architecture article
- Jeffrey Smart tutorial
- Gherkin project
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- Building Energy Conference Report.
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