Glass Dome Eco House In The Arctic Circle at Norma Friedland blog

Glass Dome Eco House In The Arctic Circle. Spending only 340,000 euros, this norwegian family constructed their dream home in the center of the arctic circle. Within this geodesic dome, the hjertefølgers have created an oasis of sustainable living. The family of six built it themselves using various organic materials such as sand, water, and clay. The arctic circle resides on sandhorney island in northern norway. The hjertefølger family live in this solar geodesic dome situated on sandhornøya island in northern norway. Located on sandhorney island, north norway, the 7.5 metre high dome is made up of 360 glass panels and shields the entire house with a diameter of 15 metres allowing the family to grow their own fruit and vegetables inside. The glass dome is actually in the arctic circle, on sandhorney island in north norway so has been built to withstand all kinds of weather too. The dome is 25ft high and has three storeys, five bedrooms, and two bathrooms.

Within this geodesic dome, the hjertefølgers have created an oasis of sustainable living. The family of six built it themselves using various organic materials such as sand, water, and clay. Spending only 340,000 euros, this norwegian family constructed their dream home in the center of the arctic circle. The dome is 25ft high and has three storeys, five bedrooms, and two bathrooms. The glass dome is actually in the arctic circle, on sandhorney island in north norway so has been built to withstand all kinds of weather too. The hjertefølger family live in this solar geodesic dome situated on sandhornøya island in northern norway. Located on sandhorney island, north norway, the 7.5 metre high dome is made up of 360 glass panels and shields the entire house with a diameter of 15 metres allowing the family to grow their own fruit and vegetables inside. The arctic circle resides on sandhorney island in northern norway.

This family built their own ecohouse under a solar dome in the Arctic

Glass Dome Eco House In The Arctic Circle Spending only 340,000 euros, this norwegian family constructed their dream home in the center of the arctic circle. Located on sandhorney island, north norway, the 7.5 metre high dome is made up of 360 glass panels and shields the entire house with a diameter of 15 metres allowing the family to grow their own fruit and vegetables inside. Within this geodesic dome, the hjertefølgers have created an oasis of sustainable living. The glass dome is actually in the arctic circle, on sandhorney island in north norway so has been built to withstand all kinds of weather too. The dome is 25ft high and has three storeys, five bedrooms, and two bathrooms. Spending only 340,000 euros, this norwegian family constructed their dream home in the center of the arctic circle. The hjertefølger family live in this solar geodesic dome situated on sandhornøya island in northern norway. The arctic circle resides on sandhorney island in northern norway. The family of six built it themselves using various organic materials such as sand, water, and clay.