Destined to be Britain’s first underground mansion, this concept picture shows what the entrance to a proposed £2 million project will look like once completed. Located in an area well-loved by highly-paid footballers, the home design is an answer to the numerous complaints from locals about the huge, garish McMansions being built in the area. When it’s completed, the home will require up to 75 percent less fossil fuels than a conventional house.
"Going underground" has never been so eco-friendly. Architects and home builders are taking some of their designs underground to decrease environmental impact.
Why park our bicycles in full view, at the mercy of the elements and the unscrupulous, when we can bury them in the depths of the earth?
This proposal for the 2011 eVolo Skyscraper Competition envisions inverted skyscrapers packed with life to fill in the pits left behind by mining operations.
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