Experimental Bioclimatic House in Granadilla, Tenerife
The Experimental Bioclimatic House was completed in 2010 by the Seville based architects José Luis Rodríguez Gil.
This self-sufficient home, originally designed in 1995, utilises solar panels for electricity and hot water, the main aims of the project were to minimise the ecological footprint and seek zero CO2 emissions.
The property is located in Granadilla, Canary Islands, Spain.
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