The Indian Rock House

• Conserves natural areas by locating the building on previously graded site. The natural landscape, natural ecosystems and wildlife habitats are restored with native vegetation.
• Reduces pollution for construction by fabricating most of the elements off site.
• Captures renewable solar energy on site.
• Reduces CO2 emissions over 25 years equivalent to planting of three acres of trees.
• Limits disruption of natural hydrology by increasing pervious areas for site infiltration
• Eliminates the need for air conditioning and maximizes energy saving by providing natural ventilation through shaded courtyards.
• Provides connection between indoor and outdoor space for enjoyment and well being.
• The structures merge into the setting and are invisible from a distance

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