The harvest kitchen addition is underground, except for the roof. This picture shows the rubber waterproofing the wall before it was backfilled. The main part of the house is totally underground, with a sod roof.
A view of the solar greenhouse in the winter. To the right is the sewing room addition.
Peerless Pete Construction puts up the new roof for the huge harvest kitchen
Pictures!
A few pictures of our underground house.
View of the house in summer.
Underground home's solar greenhouse
Our kitchen
Dining table and food wall
Another view of the table and food wall
Snowy greenhouse in winter
ATV brings in a couch. This is how all our building materials get back here, too
Eric Oberg, famous sculptor, and his assitant, Mark, use their compressor and drill to make a hole in a piece of rock that is not moving. The only spot in the addition a hole could not be dug for a post.
The greenhouse between coverings....we added corrugated plastic sheeting.
Fastening plastic to the greenhouse
The new addition from the end
Taking old greenhouse plastic off
Path to the house
Humanure composting
Greenhouse woodstove, rock wall, solar hot water coil and drying laundry
