Nature-Integrated Homes: Difference between revisions
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*[[Underground Housing]] | *[[Underground Housing]] | ||
*[[Earth Sheltered Buildings]] | |||
*[[Malcolm Wells]] | *[[Malcolm Wells]] | ||
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*http://www.buildingcircles.org | *http://www.buildingcircles.org | ||
[[File:Earthsheleteredhome.jpg|500px|thumb|left|Earth sheltered home in Big Sur, California]] | |||
[[File:Underground house for flat land.jpeg|thumb|left|500px|thumb|right|"Underground house for flat land"]] | |||
[[Category:Housing and construction]] | [[Category:Housing and construction]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:35, 6 August 2016
As the name implies, these are houses that are integrated into the natural environment. They sometimes have an earth covering on the rooftop that provides insulation to retain heat. It may also be used as a garden to grow food.
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