Message from @Tian Fan
Discord ID: 647929215362269204
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUR-JIRxySg ( Propagating Succulents )
15% Blue 43% Green 42% Red = 3500K LED
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9bBnRQWRro ( Solar Pop Can Furnace )
Beer Cans and Pop Cans made into the solar furnace that decrease reliance on the central furnace.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30_hdKMkjhg ( Succulent garden walls )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufEQ6ZljJBE ( Garden Barrel planter )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7J9f59usLfI ( Indoor Hydroponic Commerical scale )
Front - Left. South Facing side - Right.
The Left side of the house has an attached greenhouse to groundfloor. The Second floor has a massive array of solar panels. The South Facing side has a massive solar panel surface area. - Net Zero Houses.
The skinny greenhouse - house grafted to a high bay utility building.
The left side is a house with greenhouse. The right side is an utility high bay building; in case there is storage of portable mobile elevators to repair street lamps.
The Utility building is leased for the construction of modular solar panel tiny houses.
A Service Line Town. Orange is service shops. and the grey is parking lots. Green Square is groasis tree fields in the middle of the silty plains.
The big yellow square is a gas station.
The lean to greenhouse is attached to a skinny solar net zero building.
50 x 100 watts Solar Panels on one skinny building.
Succulent Sedum Flat Roof, Lean to Greenhouse with 50 X 100Watt of solar panels, attached to a skinny net zero house.
LED 4000K does so many wonders: grow seedlings, lights the house, and nice light.
Green are grounding wires. The Blue are carrying loads of hot wire 110 Volts, and 7 lines per twin transmission wire.
There are spaced 80 feet from each other.
Needs a mobile elevator to assemble the solar LED panel and lights into the pile driven poles.
The Garden patches have solar powered lamps 20 watts to see at night.
The Solar panels are slanted at 50 degree angle to capture sunlight * depending on where you live.
There are 50, 000 watt solar panel on the duplex.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYfIo82hWwI ( European Narrow House )
Net Zero Skinny House Duplexes with 50 solar panels on the south facing side.
Done with Paint. Not professional softwares: Revit, Autocad, Googlesketchup, and archicad.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwEHt36Krvw&list=PLCTrINtJm1XmZs2bVgZlc9xG_rdmL654S&index=1 (playlist of Narrow houses )
Google Sketch UP Studio = $1, 199/year
Revit = $2310.00/ year
ArchiCAD 16 costs $1,050.
The workstation costs $1200
Rendering photos in photoshop ($49.99 a month)