![AIA architect David Hertz, known for 747 Wing House, looked to the structure of a butterfly wing when designing this Venice home. The inverted roof of Silver Triangle House (or Butterfly House) captures water that collects in a sump and is used for subsurface irrigation. The roof is just one of the home's sustainable features, which, Hertz says, "are not compromises to the design; they're part of the design." Photo by Laura Doss. Search “구글플레이판매[[카톡vip747]]＊구글플레이현금화け구글플레이매입ㅎ구글플레이현금화ㅦ구글플레이파는곳Μ구글플레이매입├구글플레이수수료ソ구글플레이파는곳Ｃabsolves” from Dwell on Design West Side Home Tour](https://images2.dwell.com/photos/6063391372700811264/6133466197531627520/original.jpg?auto=format&q=35&w=160)
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AIA architect David Hertz, known for 747 Wing House, looked to the structure of a butterfly wing when designing this Venice home. The inverted roof of Silver Triangle House (or Butterfly House) captures water that collects in a sump and is used for subsurface irrigation. The roof is just one of the home's sustainable features, which, Hertz says, "are not compromises to the design; they're part of the design." Photo by Laura Doss.