Earthship for Subzero t° fuelled by thermophilic bacteria

 

Emulating the models, systems, and elements of nature, whilst "standing on the shoulders of giants", I have developed an affordable DIY home, for harsh Subzero climate It passively achieves year-round comfortable t°, using laws of physics and compost producing thermophilic bacteria.

Wautillarium bio-shelter synthesises the greatest minds of the planet in the fields of water ecosystem design, living machines, parametric vaults and eco-construction. It is a fully autonomous solar passive home that is aerodynamic and buried by earth, therefore STEALTH & UNSEEN by SATELLITES.

It uses catenary vaults "single curvature" that are strongest structures on par with domes "double curvature". Using such nature's geometry we are able to get away safely with up to 10x less materials whilst achieving superior strength.

I invite you to join my new online training where I would love to share with you how to practically construct a self heating and cooling Earthship-Hybrid.

www.bioveda.co/wautillarium

Imagine This…
You’re building your dream home. But instead of drowning in debt, you’re using dirt—yes, dirt—from under your feet, a DIY 3D printer that squirts malleable stone, and a roof so strong it laughs at snowstorms (thanks to catenary geometry, aka "the secret sauce of arches"). Oh, and your house heats and cools itself while recycling your shower water to grow tomatoes.

Sound like a fantasy? Nope. Just another day to Build the Future :

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