When it comes to radically revolutionary architecture, it's hard to look past the Earthship. Constructed from a mixture of old car tires and rammed earth, these homes are designed to be completely self-sufficient. They are a fantastic example of regenerative home design in practice. Beyond the home's immensely clever function, Amy's Earthship is amazingly beautiful. From the stunning greenhouse garden, to the sunflower bottle wall or the extraordinary interior earthen renders, this home is a joy to behold. This form of architecture that pushes the boundaries, challenges convention and strives to make a positive impact on people's lives and the planet. When it comes to architecture that actually achieves this, the Earthship is exemplary. Would you like to live in an Earthship like Amy's?

Healthy Homes - Te Timatanga Earthship New Zealand - This earthship build started with a two month immersive workshop involving over 50 incredible people, living, learning, working and eating together. While the couple did not want to stint on systems and finishes – Anning estimates the finished building cost around NZ$1,200 - $1,400 per square metre – the quality of the energy and water systems means that running costs for the house are miniscule. But what has really delighted them is the quality of life in their Earthship: the comfort of being surrounded by earth and natural materials, as well as the glorious sense of solidity and connectedness. And they are pretty sure they face a lifetime of helping other people build their own Earthship dreams. The results of that much love speak for themselves. Would you like to live in an Earthship in New Zealand like Te Timatanga?