From living roofs to rainwater harvesting: the future of sustainable homes

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Source: Guardian Australia
Published: 2026-08-04 00:00 UTC+10:00
Section: Culture
Factuality Score: 100
Opinion Category: Neutral
Topics: Culture & Entertainment, Property, Indigenous, Asia, Energy, Property & Housing, World News, Environment & Climate, Asia Pacific
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View image in fullscreenDesigners around the world are radically reimagining homes for the climate era. ‘Twenty or 30 years ago, sustainability was often treated as a specialist concern,’ said Philip Jodidio, author of Homes for Our Time: Sustainable Living, published earlier this year. ‘Today it shapes almost every discussion about housing, from materials and energy use to land consumption and resilience.’ Ken Nishiguchi’s Earth House, in Okazaki, Japan, is built from reclaimed stone from an abandoned local quarryPhotograph: ToLoLo studio/TaschenShareView
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