Virtual reality in the service of green building

Michael Jantzen, the famous architect, is a firm supporter of using the natural resources to the fullest. According to him, a number of resources are used in an irrelevant way so that the things make look in a certain manner. There are certain things which should be considered so that the residential buildings may be made energy- efficient and the usage of limited resources may be reduced. Various researches by Michael Jantzen concludes that if the houses or buildings are constructed in a sphere or dome shape, then these building would be more efficient in saving energy. This structure is more effective in collecting and saving alternative energy which can reduce the negative effect on the ecosystem.

Michael Jantzen is creating a different design which is named as Virtual Reality Veneer. This system which is better known as VRC gives an illustration of the structure of the building in which you want to see it, without doing any real construction. This system allows the internal and external structure of the building to visualize in a way which the owner wants it to be. The essential white global structure of the building is chosen by the owner and computer generated digital image allows it to look in that way only.

With the help of this system, you can have a sphere shaped house with a visual image of the structure of your choice. This encourages the construction of eco- friendly and energy- efficient buildings. Energy collection and saving system is installed in such structures which can fulfill the need of energy of the building without using any other source. A computer is installed in the dome of the building which provides the visual images of your choice. This computer is efficient in creating and broadcasting any image of your choice. A pair of special eyeglasses has to be worn to view computer generated sight.