This my ideal house,what about you?
By Sun
@Sun7788 (260)
Changzhou, China
July 4, 2016 12:13am CST
Look at the picture, it's amazing, isn't it? We can call these fantastic buildings the forest flats which surrounded by green plants in the sky. Private gardens are moved into the high-rise flats to make full use of the vertical space.Living in these forest flats , we can plant trees and flowers, walk a dog, play the Go game with afternoon tea, moreover, obtain a bird's-eye view of the city from the forest flats that the traditional garden villas can't compare with.
Especially in China and other Asian countries, with increases of urban population, there is an urgent need to conserve land and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Forest flats would be the best choice in the future.
If i can live these forest flats,I never need take my puppy for a walk to the stuffy basement carpark on a rainy day. Haha, I am looking forward to it!
What's your ideal house?
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@Bluedoll (16773)
• Canada
5 Jul 16
Some people have apartments full of plants and they can attract insects this is true. They need to be well maintained. My place has spiders. Oh no, one is attacking me now !!!!!! ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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@jayaramas (1353)
• Bangalore, India
4 Jul 16
Yes, I agree, this is the best method.
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@Sun7788 (260)
• Changzhou, China
4 Jul 16
Of cause,Living near the park is a better choice with larger space to enjoy the nature. But in urban city of China , the price of house located near the park is sky-high price. Maybe the forest plat is a innovate way to fulfill city folks' dream of living in the city while enbracing the nature of their own.
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@Letranknight2015 (51969)
• Philippines
4 Jul 16
i wouildn't want crooks having an idea how to invade my home so i will just keep it off line. but nice home you got there 
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@Letranknight2015 (51969)
• Philippines
4 Jul 16
@Sun7788 you know i remember this kind of apartment now, wish realstate should have considered nature as part of the floor plant. this design is in fact brilliant
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@Sun7788 (260)
• Changzhou, China
4 Jul 16
@Letranknight2015 Although they're just concept buildings now, i do believe they will become the trends of future building especially in high-density area. Coexistence of human and nature is the eternal theme.
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@allen0187 (58582)
• Philippines
5 Jul 16
That's a very lovely house. Actually, based on the pictures, it looks more like a residential building. How many floors are there?
My ideal house would be something situated with a nice view of the ocean or mountains.
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@allen0187 (58582)
• Philippines
5 Jul 16
@Sun7788 that's great to know. Hopefully, these forest flats will also be made available here in Manila.
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@Sun7788 (260)
• Changzhou, China
5 Jul 16
@allen0187 Time will tell...Besides, I hope to visit Manila, a beatiful port city.
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@Bluedoll (16773)
• Canada
5 Jul 16
@Sun7788 It would be interesting to see what system of care would take place. It could be anything from building managed spaces.. to individual tenant owned? Tenants needs and wants might also change over time? What then?
I notice balcony's on building. Some people have used the space creatively but most balcony's are almost never used. It seems like such a waste that some developers don't include them in their new designs.
I think the concept of making cities for people not cars and shopping malls will be a good direction for the future.
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@Sun7788 (260)
• Changzhou, China
5 Jul 16
You have an acute observation and profund thinking, Light-requiring plants should be put on the south side,while Shade-requiring plant the north side. We also need take the characteristics of different plants into account to reduce pests and purify air...
@jayaramas (1353)
• Bangalore, India
4 Jul 16
lot of ground plants are better than this arrangement.
@Macarrosel (7498)
• Philippines
6 Jul 16
Forest flats! That's nice for the environment. I love to live in this house. But I can't afford it. Huhuhu.
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