Bond Building System- ideal for Haiti- Attributes & Benefits.

The Bond Building System makes it possible to rapidly construct large numbers of attractive, cost effective houses that are hurricane, earthquake, fire, termite, & mold resistant. With unrivaled shipping economics, the Bond Building System allows the ability to easily erect an entire community anywhere in the world very quickly and at an extremely practical price.

• Hurricane & Earthquake Resistant.
• Fire, Termite & Insect Proof.
•  Mold & Mildew Resistant.
• Steel Reinforced Shotcrete Structure in which the Floors, Footers, & Bond Walls are Unified.

Read more here: http://www.bondbuildingsystems.com/index.html

ECO EWOK TREEHOUSES: Rainforest Village

Do you think it can be done in certain places of Haiti? Talk to me!

 With a principle focus of creating a balance between maintaining a fragile habitat for wildlife and using natural resources wisely, Finca Bellavista aims to implement sustainable energy practices such as hydroelectric and solar power, while operating a full-fledged recycling center and a common garden area for the community. This might make it an eco-utopia for some, but for others it’s a possible solution for dovetailing conservation with development.

Read more: ECO EWOK TREEHOUSES: Finca Bellavista Rainforest Village | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World

Living The Green Energy Home

I came across that article and this is what Haiti will need.
We need to have another set of mind and be able to look and move forward.


With all the advances in green energy technology, it is easier than ever to start converting your home into a green energy home. A green energy home utilizes renewable resources to provide electricity, hot water, heat and peace of mind.

There are several ways to implement your green energy home plan. The first is solar energy. In a green energy home you can install solar hot water panels which heat and store water for use and you can install solar panels, which use photovoltaic cells to convert sunlight into electricity. These systems can be pricing if purchasing them and having them installed by a professional, but there are many great resources available to build your own solar panels and solar hot water systems that can reduce the cost greatly.
If you are just building your home, a great way to make it a green energy home is to implement passive solar design during construction. This means taking advantage of south facing sides of the house for heating and cooling. By installing lots of highly efficient windows and heat retaining bricks and stone on your south facing areas, you are taking advantage of passive solar techniques to develop your green energy home.
Another addition to the green energy home would be a windmill. Windmills are used to generate electricity from the renewable resource wind. Windmills can be installed on rooftops or in yards and offer pollution free electric. Windmills can be purchased from retailers or there are a wide variety of affordable kits available for the motivated do-it-yourselves to handle the implementation of their own green energy home plans. http://www.sustainablehousingdesign.com/living-the-green-energy-home-dream-green-energy/#more-147