An introduction of The Bottle House. It is more as a Chiesa. Some of the bottles are filled with various “non freezable” concoctions to add refractions of color to other bottles. When the wind blows the bottlehouse makes music.

When it comes to ocean front property, nothing can be cooler than to see this house made of bottles along the ocean shore of PEI. See how many bottles it took to build this house! Or book a Prince Edward Island vacation rental on http://viscape.com.

Earthship Brighton is the sustainable community centre for Stanmer Organics. This is a not-for-profit consortium representing 15 different groups operating at Stanmer Park, a 17 acre Soil Association accredited piece of land on the outskirts of Brighton. Earthship Brighton is the first project of the Low Carbon Trust, a not-for-profit co-operative company formed in 2001 to highlight the connection between buildings, the carbon emissions they produce and climate change through innovative construction projects and communications work.
http://www.lowcarbon.co.uk/

Earthship Brighton, the first in England, is a beautiful structure made from recycled car tyres and sustainably sourced timber with adobe walls. We have a large glazed area which is south facing to maximise passive solar gain and solar water heating panels on the roof to provide hot water. Our electricity comes from photo-voltaics and a wind turbine and all our water is harvested from the rain. With our grey water being treated with planters and a reed-bed system for our black water, plus composting toilets, we will be able to recycle all of our human waste on site. The Earthship therefore gives us a glimpse of a luxury low carbon future – how a zero waste and zero energy society might look.

Earthships for New Zealand