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I understand your objective in talking about "underground architecture" in the nonconformist sense, but in the unique case of architecture, the term would be overly confusing. While some people may re ...

Consider an earth-integrated design. As a starting point, I'd suggest you look at a book called Geo-Space Urban Design by Golany and Ojima. It contains an entire chapter about building on low, moderat ...

Four buildings in the United States come to my mind as good examples. You can see images at the links listed:

Mueller Hall, University of Washington http://www.subsurfacebuildings.com/Diggingforthe ...

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Topic: 'Underground' architecture?
lorettahall Replies: 16 Views: 13690	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 7:36 am Subject: Confusion would reign
lorettahall Replies: 16 Views: 13690	I understand your objective in talking about "underground architecture" in the nonconformist sense, but in the unique case of architecture, the term would be overly confusing. While some people may re ...
Topic: Building on a steep slope?
lorettahall Replies: 2 Views: 15758	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Thu Nov 18, 2004 9:53 am Subject: Building on a steep slope?
lorettahall Replies: 2 Views: 15758	Consider an earth-integrated design. As a starting point, I'd suggest you look at a book called Geo-Space Urban Design by Golany and Ojima. It contains an entire chapter about building on low, moderat ...
Topic: underground buildings
lorettahall Replies: 1 Views: 3282	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Mon Nov 15, 2004 6:09 pm Subject: underground buildings
lorettahall Replies: 1 Views: 3282	Four buildings in the United States come to my mind as good examples. You can see images at the links listed: Mueller Hall, University of Washington http://www.subsurfacebuildings.com/Diggingforthe ...