![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 “정보이용료현금화[[카톡vip747]]ワ콘텐츠이용료삽니다ぇ콘텐츠이용료수수료Ｐ콘텐츠이용료매입→콘텐츠이용료판매ㅼ콘텐츠이용료판매づ콘텐츠이용료삽니다⊙콘텐츠이용료매입∮acatallactic” 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.