Difference between revisions of "African Sustainable House"
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== The project "[[Energy_Policy_Overview_-_East_Africa|African]] Sustainable House" == | == The project "[[Energy_Policy_Overview_-_East_Africa|African]] Sustainable House" == | ||
| − | The INEP institute Oldenburg gGmbH developed under the direction of Prof. Dr. Bernd Heins a sustainable, low cost housing concept offering development countries and the poorer population in more industrialized countries to construct houses and villages themselves in an energy efficient manner. The '''African Sustainable House ( | + | The INEP institute Oldenburg gGmbH developed under the direction of Prof. Dr. Bernd Heins a sustainable, low cost housing concept offering development countries and the poorer population in more industrialized countries to construct houses and villages themselves in an energy efficient manner. The '''African Sustainable House (ASH)''' is worldwide the first low cost house that was classified "Class C" as a climate house. |
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| − | == Goals of African Sustainable House *german* | + | == Goals of African Sustainable House *german* == |
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= References<br/> = | = References<br/> = | ||
| − | *[http://www.african-sustainable-house.de/index.htm http://www.african-sustainable-house. | + | *[http://www.african-sustainable-house.de/index.htm http://www.inep-international.de/en/african-sustainable-house.html] |
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Revision as of 13:31, 29 July 2014
The project "African Sustainable House"
The INEP institute Oldenburg gGmbH developed under the direction of Prof. Dr. Bernd Heins a sustainable, low cost housing concept offering development countries and the poorer population in more industrialized countries to construct houses and villages themselves in an energy efficient manner. The African Sustainable House (ASH) is worldwide the first low cost house that was classified "Class C" as a climate house.
Goals of African Sustainable House *german*
