Underground living

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

Underground homes can cut down on heating and cooling costs significantly. Check out what underground homes look like across the globe.

What are underground homes and how to build an earth berm house, with solutions to problems and expert advice.

Turf houses are a distinctive type of dwelling found in Iceland with origins dating back to the 9th century AD, which are attributed to the country’s Nordic settlers.

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Check out all of these unique and extravagant million-dollar dream homes, from stunning architectural designs to luxurious amenities.

Understand the pros and cons of building underground homes. Discover the benefits and challenges of living below ground for a unique housing experience.

The image shows a dimly lit, concrete underground tunnel with multiple levels connected by long staircases. The tunnel's curved walls are lined with small lights and feature a series of arched recesses. The overall atmosphere is cool, dark, and slightly eerie, suggesting an abandoned or forgotten location.

This underground ground house in Las Vegas is built 26 foot underground with a subterranean home design that makes you feel as if you are in a normal home with a backyard with grass landscaping, swimming pool, trees and murals painted to reflect natural landscaping and the horizon.

Fresno, California tends to be one of those cities that people are 'just passing through' on their way to see something else. But pass through too quickly and you'll miss out on a little secret subterranean paradise... More of an underground mansion, the Forestiere Gardens are a manmade creat

Going underground and extending homes downward through the basement seems to be an increasing trend for the rich and famous writes CATHERINE OSTLER.

If you’re going to adequately prepare for the end of the world you should build a bunker, right? For many

Underground GreenHouse Design into the hillside

Hacking the Earthship: In Search of an Earth-Shelter that Works for EveryBody is a collection of academic and in-the-field research on Earthships combined with practical advice for designing and financing a truly sustainable earth-sheltered home. Rachel Preston Prinz and contributing authors ...

Malcolm Wells' fourth book about underground architecture will show you that building a house underground is not only possible but also a very good idea for those who want a friendly-with-the-earth life. This book covers everything you need to know about underground building, from concept basics to house plans you can

Even though it’s uncommon, some people prefer to live underground, literary. It’s an interesting alternative to regular homes and, whether it’s a decision