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The houses provide shelter for 50 local children. The project got its name from the flip to the roof design allows for effective natural ventilation during the collection of rainwater for reuse. All the houses are made and assembled in place by bolts to provide reasonable confidence and strength. The project was made in February 2009 and be a good experience for students, as well as for residents to help construction. The important principles, such as installation, saving material and moisture to keep you knew would probably lead to more sustainable building tradition in the future. [TYIN Tegnestue, via Arch Daily]