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low-cost solar roof

Taking the solar roof to new heights, an Argentine scientist has designed a low-cost solar roof that is more sophisticated than any other I've seen, performing both heating and cooling functions. As one of the Treehugger post's commenters has noted, the devil is in the details - but I like the idea that this system can perform more than one function, and still be affordable.

22 January 2008 in Building Design, Energy |

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