





ESCONDIDO ECOHOUSE
The Escondido Ecohouse is made from strawbale, clay plaster, and other natural materials. Straw is a rapidly renewable material, a great natural insulator for maximum energy efficiency, and naturally fire-resistant. The home also has rainwater tanks, solar photovoltaics, and an aquaponics system.
PROJECT INFO
COMPLETE: 2014
LOCATION: Escondido