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Five fascinating underground homes

Since the ancient times, man has lived in the caves, finding secure shelters underground. As science progressed and ages passed, people begin building houses and apartments that were close to moon. Therefore, when people talk about underground homes, the first image that comes into mind is that of cavernous designs. This is the reason people may feel that underground homes are claustrophobic. But on the contrary, underground homes are as spacious as a home above the ground. In fact with well-planned architecture, underground homes can be built into cozy, comfortable, eco friendly shelters that others will surely envy.

That is why architects today have been collaborating and building underground homes. Check out this list of five fascinating homes that will surely make you desire for one.

1. Underground hidden homes

This home design was built by Michael Hill who feels that being eco friendly involves blending architecture and nature together. These green homes are virtually invisible and preserve the beautiful landscape (a golf course). At the same time, the design gives privacy to its owners along with secluded natural settings which are calm and tranquil. To preserve nature, the region has also restricted building of spas or swimming pool. But overall the house is spacious with themed interiors.

2. Underground architecture on long island

This house perfectly combines the utility of underground house along with modern architecture. The designers Calvin Tsao and Zack Mckown made this house in a modern cube design with elaborate swimming pool section. The home is built right in the middle of a beautiful landscape with the top section being the pool area. The rooftop is designed in a way that it makes it ideal for a get together on a sunny afternoon. Glass walls trap natural sunlight while tall ceiling make it spacious.

3. The cave house

This unusual house is built by architects at Arch and Christian Muller (from The Netherlands). This underground home is built in a Swiss village and has the traditional look of a cave. Spacious outdoors lead to the home’s entrance. The home is located in the heart of beautiful mountains and provides a spectacular view.

4. Contemporary green home

This stunning underground house by KWK Promes is built on powerful architecture lines and is extremely contemporary. This house blends with the landscape and even the staircase curve appears to be a part of landscape. The temperatures inside the home are regulated by the grass outside that absorbs all the moisture. Huge glasses are transparent and offer a remarkable view of the outside to the residents. The house is a private getaway with a green roof that is accessible through the stairs of the house. The best part is that the house is very secure and beautiful.

5. Glass roof house

This underground house is a traditional underground bastion with several modern facilities. The house is created by the Japan’s Sambuichi Architects and follows interplay of natural and man-made beauty. The house has beautiful interiors and sustainable architecture. The unexpected part of this house is an underground sun-room that captures daylight. The thatched roof is only visible from the landscape, while the rest of the house stays hidden. This four bedroom house in the Beach Valley clearly complements the region with its tone and aesthetics.

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