Earth shelters

Earth shelters, also known as earth-integrated or underground homes, are structures built partially or entirely beneath the Earth's surface. They use the natural insulation of soil to regulate temperature, making them energy-efficient and environmentally friendly. These homes often feature thick walls, earth berms, or green roofs to blend with the landscape and reduce environmental impact. Earth shelters provide benefits such as improved thermal stability, soundproofing, and protection from extreme weather. They can be custom-designed to suit various climates and preferences, offering a sustainable housing option that leverages natural materials and passive energy techniques.