Subterranean homes

If you're looking for an alterwative way of living, look no further: an underground home may be your answer. Though it's certainly not typical, a subterranean home can be an interesting, comfortable, and otherworldly environment—after all, rabbits, badgers, and even foxes do it.

Living underground is pretty cool and we're not talking metaphorically. It's really cozy, fun, not to mention interesting, plus the earth acts as an

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

Learn about sustainable architecture's leading buildings and architects, as well as key topics like HVAC, green certification, and Passive House.

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Sunken below the crest of a hill in Italy, this home and its outdoor pool were designed by Rome studio OSA to be almost imperceivable from the road above

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

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.