Living Green - Episode 146 - House of The Future

The Living Tomorrow house in Brussels, developed by 50 companies, showcases futuristic design with innovative materials. It features cocoon bedrooms with computers to monitor CO2 and temperature. The $30 million project emphasizes safety, sustainability, and modern gadgets. An LCD screen tracks energy use and restocks groceries online. Feedback from visitors helps designers improve the house.

What is the primary focus of the Living Tomorrow house project?

• To develop a futuristic living space

• To build a historical monument

• To create a traditional home

• To design a commercial building

What unique feature do the bedrooms in the Living Tomorrow house have?

• They are underground

• They contain computers to monitor environmental conditions

• They are made of glass

• They have no windows

What is one of the key considerations in the design of the Living Tomorrow house?

• Minimalist design

• Historical accuracy

• Safety and sustainability

• Cost reduction

How does the house manage grocery restocking?

• With a weekly delivery service

• By manual ordering

• Using an LCD screen connected to the Internet

• Through a local store

What role does feedback play in the Living Tomorrow house project?

• It is ignored

• It is used to improve and rebuild the house

• It is used to reduce costs

• It is only collected for marketing