Built For the End of the World & Beyond | Inside This Earthship Tiny Home

I think I'd struggle to live in one so small, but I love the look of this one.

And I think they may be overstating how fire proof this particular one is. The solar panels, water heater, electrical systems, windows, and vents could still be damaged. And with the contaminants in the air, you'd probably wouldn't want to be inside that thing during a fire.

Still, the structure isn't going anywhere which is far more than can be said for 99.99% of homes. I'd love to live in one of these ans build one. But the U.S. is looking like an increasingly dangerous place to live, so I'm not about to invest 10s of thousands of dollars to make something like this happen.

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How much does it cost to build one?
- That one was about 160,000 USD. They are pretty expensive to built.
  
  Damn
How is this urban?
I think I'd struggle to live in one so small, but I love the look of this one.
And I think they may be overstating how fire proof this particular one is. The solar panels, water heater, electrical systems, windows, and vents could still be damaged. And with the contaminants in the air, you'd probably wouldn't want to be inside that thing during a fire.
Still, the structure isn't going anywhere which is far more than can be said for 99.99% of homes. I'd love to live in one of these ans build one. But the U.S. is looking like an increasingly dangerous place to live, so I'm not about to invest 10s of thousands of dollars to make something like this happen.
Oh dang, I haven't heard about Earthships in aaaaages