From A Low Impact Woodland Home
From Earthship Biotechture
From Cae Mabon
From Tinker's Bubble
From That Roundhouse
From I Love Cob!
From Mud Girls
Sláinte!
Laurel
Monday, August 18, 2008
Screw a Mansion....I Want a Home!
I have got a yearning that is something awful to live in the middle of the woods in a home that I have built myself. Take a look at these BEAUTIFUL homes. Besides living in a cave, these homes are probably as close to an 'eco home' one could get!
From A Low Impact Woodland Home
From Earthship Biotechture
From Cae Mabon
From Tinker's Bubble
From That Roundhouse
From I Love Cob!
From A Low Impact Woodland Home
From Earthship Biotechture
From Cae Mabon
From Tinker's Bubble
From That Roundhouse
From I Love Cob!
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12 comments:
holy shit! what a dream! i would love to live in these homes, especially the first one. is this possible for non-rich folks? tell me it is.
*sigh*
one day!
All of them are awesome, but like you I love the first one especially, as well as the last one.
Cobs are perfect for those of us on a limited budget, but purchasing the land might be an issue.
I suppose one could always squat *winks*
These homes are simply amazing. It never ceases to amaze me of the ingenuity of people. Great post, thanks for sharing them.
Glad you liked them! :)
Absolutely delightful handmade homes, remind me of a book I pored over in the 70's... discovered your blog via a *tweet* on Twitter, and am totally entranced!
Rose - living on the land since 1970
Glad you liked them Rose, and thanks for the compliments and for stopping on by :)
Love them all! So beautiful and inspiring.
These are the kind of places that everyone could live if we can shed the old greedy demons and embrace co-operation fully.
Check out the documentary "Garbage Warrior" about biotecture designer Michael Reynolds of Toas, NM. There is our sustainable future (if green house gases from industrial animal agriculture, autos, power, privilege consumers & warfare haven't already sealed humanity's destiny.
This was the post that first drew me to your always beautiful and interesting site. I have many of these low impact home pics, along with the amazing barn photos you posted, enlarged as desktops as they are exactly what I am aiming for in a few years...hopefully! I love this blog :)
Jonathan: Agreed. I think many folks are already on track, so if mud hits the fan, you will have some who already know what they are doing.
Thanks for the doc suggestion, I will check it out!
bek: Thanks for the lovely comment and I do hope that you get to fulfill that dream sooner rather than later (I am working on that one too!). :)
I have just checked out your blog and it is fantastic! Thanks for coming by so we could discover yours as well!
Haha that's great that you're also working on the same plans! Hopefully we'll be able to share ideas and developments :D
Aw thanks for the comments about our wee blog too. I'm sure you can see that much of it has been helped along by yours/links from yours!
All the picture are my inspiration.
Now i make clay brick myself for build my home!!!
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