Going underground

By:

Carpenter, P

Language: English Series: Town & Country Planning ; 63(5) May 1994, 152-153(2)Publication details: 1994Subject(s):

Summary: Earth sheltered dwellings built below ground level could offer significant advantages and provide a long sought-after compromise between developers and conservationists. Looks at issues such as the impact on urban sites, and future potential, and compares similar projects in the USA.

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Earth sheltered dwellings built below ground level could offer significant advantages and provide a long sought-after compromise between developers and conservationists. Looks at issues such as the impact on urban sites, and future potential, and compares similar projects in the USA.

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