Envision a small-scale farmhouse concept captured from a high vantage point, giving the impression of a bird's-eye view from roughly 200 to 300 feet away and 22 feet above ground. The shot is framed from the right, bathed in sunlight, which is critical for the array of eco-friendly features presented. There's a spiral garden, ingeniously designed to maximize crop growth in a compact space through its circular arrangement, which, along with the passive greenhouse and solar array known as the 'solar tree', harnesses the sunlight efficiently. The solar tree mimics the form of a natural tree but with branches that are functional solar panels, comprising a system of 22 panels generating 5kW per hour. To the left, there is a modified shipping container home with an attached half-greenhouse. The residence is oriented to face the solar tree and features a clear glass door for an unobstructed view of the innovative front yard. The container's rooftop is fitted with additional solar panels. At the forefront of the home lies a small, eco-friendly pond used for rainwater harvesting and aquaculture. And lastly, an electric golf cart stands ready at the home's entrance, signifying sustainable local transport.