This document discusses eco-housing and recommendations for making homes more environmentally friendly. It describes using materials like solar cells and insulating bricks made of cork or recycled paper to reduce energy needs. It also recommends establishing topsoil to absorb rainwater, insulating walls with cork, and using low-energy appliances. The document concludes by recommending avoiding harmful materials and using more natural alternatives like natural cements and grounded materials.

1. Eco-housing.

2. Índex:
 Introduction.
 Eco-housing.
 Recommendations.

3. Introduction.
We are going to talk about how serious our
eco-housing, reusing and recycling materials
and learning about green energy are.

5. A. Materials such as solar cells to capture solar energy
and electric power supply.
B. Placement of cellulose layers located below a layer
of cork which are placed on the tiles covering the
roof to reduce the cold.
C. The use of termal materials such as glass windows
help to keep the interior comfortable without using
energy.
D. The terraces with sliding shutters reproduce
greenhouse effect keeping warm in winter and
forming recreational areas in summer.
E. Placement of flats on insulating materials.
F. Using thermal insulating bricks or bricks made of
cork, pulp, recycled paper or wood, among others.

6. G. Establishment of topsoil at various sites
to improve the landscape, absorb rain and
particulate pollutants.
H. Insulation of walls with cork or some
other cellulose layer that helps insulate
the space.
I. Using appliances with low energy and
water saving systems.

7. Recommendations.
 Avoid using harmful materials such as ammonia,
chlorine, PVC, heavy metals or those with
susceptibility to the emission of harmful gases.
 Replacement of traditional cements, natural cements.
 In carpentry, change the aluminium.
 Reduce the use of steel and derives more grounded to
discharge electricity.