Further to our recent Earthship post, I’m adding this nice step-by-step video for good measure. We’ve put it at the end of the earlier post as well for your convenience.
Further to our recent Earthship post, I’m adding this nice step-by-step video for good measure. We’ve put it at the end of the earlier post as well for your convenience.
– Bird-Friendly Glass Designed With Help From Spiders: https://www.treehugger.com/files/2010/08/bird-friendly-glass-designed-help-spiders-ornilux.php
Treehugger has picked up your post!
– How to Build an Earthship: Step-by-Step Slideshow (Video):
https://www.treehugger.com/files/2010/12/how-to-build-an-earthship.php
“Rather than the home thought of as only a shelter, we need to begin to redefine the home as a potential ‘provider’. The result will be our own increased well-being as well as the future well-being of planet Earth.”
– Shane Smith, Author
Seems workable as a greenhouse, this approach seems incredibly labor intensive for the actual sq footage & functionality provided. And wouldn’t there be persistent smell of mud/dirt? Please enlighten me. We must find something to do with all the trash we create.
There were/are some models in New Mexico that were nominally more expensive yet were designed to compete with ‘traditional’ housing. I forget the NM architect’s name but he’s nationally-known.