Green e Building

At Green e Building we specialise in natural building and design we aim to use of locally sourced sustainable, and non-toxic materials to create structures that promote health and regenerate the land we live.
We emphasises the importance of creating living spaces that are in harmony with the natural environment and that support human health and vitality.

Some of the key principles of natural building and design include:

Use of natural and non-toxic materials: This includes materials such as rammed earth, clay, straw, wood, bamboo, and natural fibers like hemp. These materials are minimally processed and do not contain harmful chemicals or pollutants.

We focus our Design for energy efficiency: Natural buildings are designed to make the most of natural resources, such as sunlight and air flow, to reduce the need for heating, cooling, and artificial lighting.

Consideration of the local environment: Natural building and design takes into account the specific conditions of the local environment, such as climate, topography, and available resources, to create structures that are adapted to the local context.

Emphasis on human health and well-being: Natural building and design prioritise the health and well-being of the people who live in the space, with considerations such as natural lighting, ventilation, and the use of non-toxic materials that promote good indoor air quality.

Water efficiency: Designing for water efficiency can include features like rainwater harvesting, graywater reuse, and low-flow fixtures to reduce water use and promote conservation.

Use of renewable energy sources: Incorporating renewable energy sources such as solar or wind power can further reduce a building’s environmental impact and dependence on non-renewable energy sources.

Landscape design: We have a deep consideration of the surrounding landscape, including the use of native plants, preservation of natural habitats, and incorporation of outdoor living spaces and food production.

Overall, we aim to create healthier living spaces by promoting a closer connection to nature, reducing exposure to harmful toxins and pollutants, and supporting a more sustainable and energy-efficient way of living.