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G'day Balijohn,
I tried those links, but somethings up. I get a "sorry can't find the page" message.
btw, sure plants would help the look, but I reckon they would probably hinder the solar intake too, unless you were as vigilant as a banzai keeper..... There's always a compromise...

I think Tony was the last to take a detailed look into the issue here. eh? I'll be revisiting the the state of the art in Bali soon, however, and will report back.

Good point DCC, and for his new and upcoming “project” in Bali, I am sure that he will be taking a long and hard look at solar energy.

No doubt in my mind that his emphasis in that project will be aesthetics, harmony, and livability (not necessarily in that order). Within all of that, he is very “green” and I also have no doubt that his project will respect and honor the environment, and with the highest regard and appreciation of just how his new project will impact that environment.

Personally, I only wish that there were more folks like Tony around, who are able to understand his vision when it comes to any property development in Bali.

are you guys talking about tony the owner of the T-Home village in Ubud?

I was referring to the Tony who is a member of this forum from Hawaii.

mileage wrote:G'day Balijohn,
I tried those links, but somethings up. I get a "sorry can't find the page" message.
btw, sure plants would help the look, but I reckon they would probably hinder the solar intake too, unless you were as vigilant as a banzai keeper..... There's always a compromise...

Sorry milage, I'll try again:

http://www.popsci.com/popsci/flat/bown/ ... em_59.html

http://www.popsci.com/popsci/flat/bown/ ... ation.html