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She has tried to be a doctor, a teacher, and an astronaut. After more than 100 different professions, in 2011, she was working hard as an architect. She was reported to have been recognized by LEED, a green building certification body, and a member of the American Architectural Society (AIA).

The architect who came out in August 15th wants to transform her dream home to match her new green lifestyle. To solve this problem, Mattel and AIA jointly organized a design competition for environmental protection. Designer Doll's new home search inspiration 。 A team of architects screened 5 candidates from 30 contestants and handed the decision to the public. The results have been announced: the people have chosen a 4881 square foot, LEED certified villa, which is built by Marjan Pakra and Maja Paklar. The four floor (with a total of five stories on the top floor) is equipped with a green house with high efficiency water supply system. Bobbi Up to now, the most environmentally friendly homes, including water-saving toilets and flume, are made of real estate materials, and bamboo flooring. The house is built on a 3 acre land near the seaside, and the sea view and mountain view are all in view. Considering the need for adequate space for her clothes, the architect built a computerized wardrobe for her, including a double helix removable hanger, which can be placed anywhere in the room. And the whole family is naturally pink. How much money does a family need in real life? Pakra estimated at $3 million 500 thousand up and down. Mattel does not plan to build a house based on this design, whether by size or size, their idea is to introduce the new trend of the workplace to the public through this competition: their "I can be..." Part of the slogan.

"Motivating girls to pursue different careers," Mattel spokesman Michelle Chidoni said. "I am honored to introduce to you that in 2011, the choice was" I can be an architect. "