Cal Earth Creating Different Housing
ClosedLoop writes "
Yesterday was the 14th anniversary of the
Cal Earth Institute.
I found myself in southern California's high desert listening to
Iranian-born writer, award-winning-architect, and Cal Earth Institute founder
Nader Khalili
present his vision of affordable housing that the world's people
can build for themselves. Judging from his
research structures
(and EcoDome), he's not far
from his goal. He also works with NASA on
ideas for structures that
can be built from local Lunar or Martian materials.
"
Martian teepees?
It would be cool if it didn't suck.
Thank god that someone is finally addressing the Martian housing crisis.
a cactus is a powerhouse due to its round shape.
Right, that's why batteries are always round, because the round shape generates electricity. But wait - pyramids sharpen razorblades?
This is for southern California, so it starts at $12.00 for the cardboard and $950,000 for the property.
It would be cool if it didn't suck.