The phrase "active houses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe houses that are designed to be energy-efficient, environmentally friendly, or that actively generate energy.
Example: "The new development features a series of active houses that utilize solar panels and green technology to minimize their carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "energy-efficient homes" or "sustainable houses".
Longford-born Longford-born Seamus Rosse most active house builders in the boom, constructing about 16,000 homes prior to the bust.
The Russian active house was built in six months, twice as fast as its Western European counterparts.
Study groups are as follows: Group A (placebo diet intervention, no house dust mite reduction), Group B (placebo diet intervention, active house dust mite reduction), Group C (active diet intervention, no house dust mite reduction), and Group D (active diet intervention, active house dust mite reduction).
When Lichtenstein first entered 19 Princelet Street, it was no longer an active house of worship, yet its past life seemed all too present.
The Moscow house project was initiated by the Velux Group, a Danish company that makes roof windows and solar panels and jointly founded an active house alliance last year.
As it stands, the 12 active housing developments in the Santa Clarita Valley are carrying 693 units in unsold inventory, said Patrick Duffy, managing director of consulting for Hanley Wood.
When Velux contacted a Moscow-area developer, Zagorodny Proekt, about building an active house around a year and a half ago, both parties were in uncharted territory.
Pointon said mortgage lending was unlikely to relax significantly and the Bank of England's recent warning over buy-to-let "should prevent a surge in active housing demand, and keep house price gains to around 6% this year".
And since all of the complexes remain active housing, with large numbers of multiethnic, working-class families, the tours offer an everyday glimpse into a less-traveled side of France's cities and suburbs.
"One active house is like one pro-active person," said Mikhail Vorontsov, a member of a new council created by Moscow's regional parliament to smooth the way for environmentally friendly projects, among other goals.
