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Water catchment home in Africa wins special recognition

Inhabitat - Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building | Green design & innovation for a better world·Written by Dawn Hammon·about 1 month ago
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View Slideshow A water catchment house design in Africa won Special Recognition in the Architectural Design category at the Design Educates Awards 2023. The design by Hong-En, Lin addresses the challenges of water scarcity and pollution in Africa by using local materials and traditional weaving techniques to create a clean and sustainable water source. Continue reading below Our Featured Videos The roof of the water catchment house plays a pivotal role in water collection. A wooden structure combined with a weaving device is used to collect dew, harnessing moisture from the air during the early morning and collecting rainwater. These water sources pass through a filtration system to ensure purity and can be stored for various uses, including drinking, cooking food and maintaining better hygiene practices. Related: These countries are facing the biggest health impacts The design integrates local weaving culture with housing and dew collection techniques to create sustainable and cost-effective solutions.…

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