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Situated in the Holme Valley, the 4,000 sq ft Underhill house in the Holme Valley near Huddersfield is built around an huge swimming pool, which is flooded by natural light from the roof.
It’s important to keep sustainability and energy efficiency, and having an Eco-friendly home is important during these times. Earth-sheltered homes are built with the environment and comfort for the inhabitant in mind. These homes are both Eco-friendly and come with many benefits. Learn more about Earth Sheltered Homes. #Home #GreenLiving #Ecofriendly #EarthHome #sustainable #SmartLiving #Tips #Infographics
gabions - combining the wisdom (and time saving) of a stick built house.. with earthbag designs? (earth bag forum at permies)
The disadvantages of underground homes and earth sheltered houses is discussed including the psychological and practical pros and cons.
Traditional semi subterranean dwelling of the north American arctic and subartic
Earth sheltered homes are not just for hobbits. An expert explains why they're are more affordable, sustainable and durable than more traditional housing.
Earth-Bermed House
This home is currently up for sale, to find out more click here, real estate agent Tony Farris will be available on the day if you have any questions. Unearthed and untouchable, this everlasting sustainable home with incredible strength of structure is simply like no other. An earth covered home providing a consistent temperate all […]
You'll Never Guess What's Inside This Luxurious Hobbit Hole #refinery29 http://www.refinery29.com/2016/07/118100/underhill-luxury-hobbit-hole-home#slide-3 I bet you never expected this extravagant pool inside a hobbit hole....
Archi-Union works with students to design rammed earth community centre in rural China
An Earth Sheltered Home (Earth Berm) at Deep Creek Lake, Maryland.
Dig a hole 66 metres x 23 metres x 10 metres deep (200'x75'x30'), blow up your shell, start pumping concrete and insulation, fill it back up again and you
