罗伯·穆迪开始并不打算成为一位建筑家。从大学的生物专业毕业之后，作为一

Rob Moody did not intend to become an architect at first. After graduating from the university with a major in biology, he started working in Asheville, North Carolina as an environmental science teacher. However, on weekends, he would spend a long time repairing the typical shingle-style house his family has owned for nearly a century. Then, after 7 years of working in a classroom built with cinder blocks, he decided to make a change. 34-year-old Moody said: "My love for the old house is accompanied by care for the environment." He started the Eco-Architect Company to build houses that are good for the environment. Today, the light trucks driven by Moody's foremen use animal fat used in the fryers of fast food restaurants as fuel. And whether he is building a new house or renovating an old house, he makes them completely heat-insulated, sound-proof, and uses sustainable materials and recycles too many small materials, so there is less waste and only minimum Garbage truck moving. Customers like this approach. Moody's said: "Last year our production doubled, this year may double again." 

Rob Moody didn't intend to be a builder at first. After graduating from college in biology, he began working as an environmental science teacher in Asheville, North Carolina. On weekends, however, he will spend a lot of time renovating the typical wood-tile-style house his family has owned for nearly a century. Then, after seven years working in a classroom made of cinder blocks, he decided to make a change. Moody, 34, said: "My love of the old house is accompanied by love for the environment." He started an eco-building company to build environmentally friendly houses. Today, Moody's foreman drives a light pickup truck that uses animal oil used in a fast-food restaurant fryer as fuel. And whether he's building a new house or renovating an old one, he keeps them completely insulated, soundproofed, and uses sustainable materials and recycles too many small pieces of material, so there's less waste and only minimal garbage truck handling. Customers like this approach. "We doubled our production last year and probably again this year," Moody's said. 

Rob moody didn't intend to be an architect at first. After graduating from biology at University, he began working as an environmental science teacher in Asheville, North Carolina. However, on weekends, he will spend a long time to repair the typical Shingle Style house that his family has owned for nearly a century. Then, after seven years working in a classroom made of cinder blocks, he decided to make a change. Moody's, 34, said: "my love for the old house is accompanied by my love for the environment.". He launched an ecological building company to build environmentally friendly houses. Now, Moody's foreman drives a pickup truck that uses animal fat from a fast food restaurant fryer as fuel. And whether he is building a new house or renovating an old house, he makes them completely heat and sound insulation, and uses sustainable materials and recycles too many small materials, so less waste is generated, and only the smallest garbage truck is needed to carry. Customers like this approach. "We doubled our production last year and may double it again this year," Moody's said.<br>