It seems that the underground home craze has been around for quite some time. In fact, the man we are referring to built his house back in the 60's at the height of when people were building storm shelters. So Why are they getting so much attention again?
It seems that in an ever changing political climate people are turning to a more natural way of living. Relying more on nature to provide what they need rather than a system that they no longer believe in.
But why underground?
Well, there are many benefits fo building a home underground. So what we have done is compiled for you the information on this underground home as well as a video where you can hear the story from the builder himself. So check it out and let us know if building a home underground is something that you would be interested in doing!
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It’s been going on for several thousand years.
I’m shocked the feds haven’t arrested him yet
Brad a hole with a roof is easy
I am guessing since men lived in caves… lol
Cool !!
One of my favorites… best insulation you’ll ever have
Yeah Missouri,, Iowa,, Idaho,, Nebraska have alot. I saw when on the Road driving Semi truck. They have alot of Blizzards and Tornadoes. Makes since.
Um, I live in Idaho and we don’t have tornados. I think you’re lost.
Melanie Long
eric I meant in general. Yes you do have Tornadoes in Idaho. Was near one there last August. Was at a truck stop.
I think you are confusing Iowa with Idaho
I da pimp Mike. No Confusion. Hose built in the ground and hillside in Idaho to. Hey I have an idea let’s Google it..,.. Ha Ha.
I remember underground houses gaining popularity in the 70’s. There were tax incentives for alternative energy innovation.
We developed many techniques for underground construction.
Similar to bridge construction,
shoring systems work very well.
Shot Crete and inflatable forms work very well too.
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Eva Lyons
Heather Jones
It’s a good idea and should only use minimum energy to heat.
This one is not the only one he built either. There is a YouTube video where he walks through the different buildings he’s built over the years on the same property. Very interesting.
I would love that
Dummy… doesn’t he know the sun is going to burn out in 300,000 years… what’s he gonna do then?
Tucker!
Christopher Eberly
Brandie N. Cook
Cooler in hot weather
Christina Sypniewski
The past is the future.
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