Absolutely beautiful woodland house in Sussex, UK, built with timber and strawbales, finished with adobe. This is such an inspiration....
- Caroline (ND)
http://www.ben-law.co.uk/
I felt so uplifted after watching this very precious video.
- Bron (NZ)
Uploaded by magua73 on Sep 8, 2009
I felt the need to put this video from Grand Desings, this is without any doubt the best design on the program and aparantly the favorite also to Kevin McCloud. For more information about this house project and the man behind it visit http://www.ben-law.co.uk/
Thanks to EcoHeim Solutions @ ecoheimsolutions.com for information provided on sustainable ecohome solutions.
Thanks to EcoHeim Solutions @ ecoheimsolutions.com for information provided on sustainable ecohome solutions.
A HOBBIT HOME IN WALES -
STONE, MUD, GRASS ROOF
HUMAN HAVENS U.S.
Stuck in Vermont 105: Tiny Houses
Bron: The reasons these people have for going small are mainly about money... that's a shame... but so true. I look forward to the day when money isn't an issue... and there's wood trees in family domains so people can build a nice spacious houses : ) In the meantime, staying small and going green sure does save you money : )
Yeah I must admit Megs, I tend to be a Big House girl... but if you've got land freehold why set yourself up with a huge mortgage for the sake of putting a mansion on it. I could actually feel myself live in the dome above... very hobbit'esque and cute... good for a 5'1" person like myself !! However, the Man is a dwarf at 6'4" and I know he likes the high-roofed villa i'm in at the moment. Still... with being able to build oneself, there could be a cute little dome and a steep-gabled prairie cottage and still come in under budget !! :D
EARTHSHIPs
In 2009 I stayed for a week in the Normandy Earthship in Ger, France. (An Earthship is a radically sustainable home made of recycled materials) It is owned by Kevin and Gillian Trott, an English couple and built together with Mike Reynolds and his team and many loving volunteers. Absolutely amazing atmosphere there, like living in Mother Earths womb, with such warmth, kindness and soft gentleness that made me feel very safe. I slept like a baby there. The love of the Sacred Mother combined with the love of the builders was very tangible. It was my first experience with off-grid living and that was a phenomenal and empowering feeling. Amazing and very inspiring. A great way to spend your holiday!
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