Incorporating sustainable features and green design principles (in client budget frame ) to create a small house in a high-density area that minimizes its environmental footprint while providing a comfortable and efficient living space for its occupants. Here are some features and design principles that we consider in this project :

• Passive Design 
• Orient the house to maximize natural light and ventilation. Using shading devices like overhangs or external aluminium blind-screens to control sunlight exposure and prevent overheating in summer while allowing warmth in winter.
• Compact DesignOpting for a compact layout to maximize the use of limited space. Considering multi-functional furniture and built-in storage solutions to maximize usable space.
• Energy Efficient Appliances and Fixtures Installing energy-efficient appliances and fixtures to minimize energy and water consumption.
• Renewable Energy Sources. Incorporating renewable energy sources like solar panels on the roof to generate electricity with battery and electricity storage units to reduce reliance on the grid.
• Reclaiming Rainwater Installing underground rainwater storage tank systems to collect rainwater for non-potable uses such as irrigation, toilet flushing, and laundry.
• Natural and Recycled Materials Use of  sustainable building materials to the extent of our design allowance as much as possible.
• High-Performance Insulation Ensuring the house is well-insulated to reduce heating and cooling energy requirements, improving comfort and energy efficiency.