My home is in the Arctic Circle. Welcome to the self-sufficient greenhouse cabin.
My family lives near the Arctic Circle. When people hear this sentence , what many people think of is a difficult living environment.
For example, wearing furry warm clothes, only catching fish to eat every day, and living in a very small igloo.
Since 2013, their family has lived on Sandhorn Island in Norway, where they live a self-sufficient life.
In order to overcome the difficult natural environment, they built a three-story building with five bedrooms and Two bathrooms.
There are the most natural materials, including Sand, water, dirt and other organic matter.
If you only rely on soil, you cannot withstand wind and rain.
So they built an arch-shaped protective cover more than 20 feet high outside the small house.
Not only can it block the invasion of strong winds and snowstorms outside, but it can also Significantly reducing heating expenses, both functionally and aesthetically, can add more style to a rustic house.
