Something on the working desk for a
good while. Haven't had time to work on setting it into crafting: The 10m high glas pyramid greenhouse
home. The
three
other famous glass pyramids in the world- Vegas and the Louvre in
Paris, pretty sinister stuff. And then the last one below The Royal
Green Gardens in Sydney Australia.
The difference lies in the wooden
skeleton, glass sides with H-profile assembly. Resting on a wooden
firmament.
The for the frame attachment its
mounted on horizontal beams with rails
- in that way there's no need for a steel structure with atomstructure
inside.
Completely self-sufficient with
food, water, energy. Leaves no faecal spill water.
This is an idea that came when
spending a cold March day in a green
house. It was really pleasantly dry inside, as the cold humid outside
air in Scandinavia.
It i sort of a response to the
catastrophic attempts to make artificial
biospheres in Arizona and Siberia (to colonise other planets). In short
- Earth is the only eco system.
So wondering about how to best
build easy greenhouses to be able
to move the tents as easy as the ancient Indians who also built octagon
shaped pyramids (i.e. Tipee's) some early sketches was done (below).
Apparently it would be the perfect
energy saving home, but also
magically healing and enlightening through its divine pyramid shape.
Pyramids channel cosmic energy - no doubt that's why the Egyptians put
their mummies inside to better keep them in shape. But that's another
story - full of sinister reversing mechanisms.
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The pyramid would just have 1 room
with tatami mats (Igusa straw) and high beds in the sides.
It would have a central fireplace
if its too cold in the winter time. Other wise no furniture. No nothing.
It stands on wooden pillars so the
floor can be kept isolated in the winter time with hay to keep the hot
air inside.
Its made of 60 cm triangles in
security glass assembled with 4 walls
that just rest upon each other. The top can be opened to allow air and
smoke to ventilate.
Using a pyramid to grow sacred
herbs and crops also gives the
opportunity to grow much more special delicate plants in a cold
climate. And with the extra energy influence the effect on the plants
would be profound - they would literally sprout of healing energy!
The idea would be also to collect
rain drain water from the pyramids
sides and in that way get better energised nourished drinking water
supply.
Like in ancient times faecal matter
would be reused as fertiliser.
The pyramid would have sides that
could open in the lowest 2m's to be
able to easily ventilate when becoming to hot in the summer. Also it
would have a built in shade system. Like a giant rolling curtain from
one side.
To easily clean the glass when it
becomes dirty or when snow -
there is a window scraper as long as one of the sides that slides over
the glass to whipe it clean.
The cost is minimal, about 20,000
USD for the whole house. Its packable into a large truck.
