These eco-friendly houses built in the middle of nature demonstrate that comfortable city life is not for everyone. If you are a person who smiles at the idea of living a simple life, as close to nature as possible, you may have already thought about a place far from the city where you could move.
If you have found the right place, we will show you some models that are worth considering.
1. Casa Solenta
It is a Romanian concept of a modern and ecological dwelling. Here's how it could be translated: accessibility, versatility, minimum energy consumption, reduced exploitation costs, positive ecological impact, nonconformist architecture, and a bright interior environment.
2. Free Spirit Tree Homes from Canada
They are built for creative people who want to express their personality through the appearance of the house they live in. They are shaped like wooden spheres hanging from trees. They are adapted to the cold Canadian climate.
3. Hobbit House in Wales, England
If you liked the Lord Of The Rings movie, you're sure to love these houses too. They are dug into hillsides, have round entrances and windows, and instead of a roof, there is actually the crest of a hill.
4. Wooden House in Spain
It is built by architect Alventosa Morell from recycled wood, glass, and concrete. The interior is "bathed" in natural light and uses renewable energy sources.
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5. Log Cabin in Vancouver
It is located in the middle of nature, overlooks a nearby river, is built entirely from eco-friendly materials and is energy independent.
6. Valhalla Houses in California
These types of houses are not connected to electricity or gas grids, they use solar energy, and those who live in them have set up gardens in the neighborhood where they grow their own fruits and vegetables.
7. Yulan Houses in New York
These houses are built from recycled materials that once made up a loft and a living room. There is no trace of modern technology, computers or electricity in them.
