smartFARM


Organic Farming in the Palouse
The design of the smartFARM will encompass the built and natural environments at local, regional, and global scales.  It will influence policy and outline a new blueprint for the production and consumption of food, energy, and water by engaging social networks and sensored environments that respond and perhaps predict climatic and human occupancy changes.    It will be a smart environment from building to field, wired with ubiquitous control systems.  Yet, it will achieve a design simplicity  that realizes an environmental and economic efficiency over conventional methods. 
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smartHOUSE


Living Buildings in the Palouse
As a housing component for the smartFARM, the smartHOUSE looks beyond simply minimizing negative environmental damage to eliminating it.  The smartHOUSE won't stop at net zero.  It will propose an architecture that has a positive and restorative impact on its natural environment. 

 

Our smartHOUSE named PHENODE and is WSU's entry into the DOE Solar Decathlon Program.