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LaHouse is a display of high-performance building practices to create more sustainable, resilient and healthy homes in the gulf region. The research-based facility is located on LSU's Baton Rouge campus and displays home-building techniques and solutions for Louisiana's unique climate. LaHouse is open weekdays from 10 am to 4:30 p.m. for self-guided tours or can be toured completely virtually.
Experience the Lahouse via virtual tour
CFL light bulbs use less electricity than traditional bulbs. A 22-watt CFL can replace a 100-watt incandescent bulb and get the same amount of light.
They also last longer than incandescent bulbs, thus are less expensive in the long run.
The fluorescent fan light fixture features a remote control for easy access. One remote can be used for multiple light fixtures.
The ability to control your lights via remote control is excellent for people with limited mobility or trouble reaching switches.
ENERGY STAR® doors, windows, and appliances have been independently tested and certified to meet strict energy-efficiency standards set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). All ENERGY STAR certified products can be found on the EPA’s website.
The lack of western-facing windows ensures that direct sunlight does not enter the home and cause excess heating during the summer which can raise energy bills significantly.
The LSU AgCenter and the LSU College of Agriculture
