Earthship Biotecture for freezing Canada & Siberia

[@aprilelmajrabakaarchangelfaith]

This blue prints are truly amazing. I LoVe how God is truly working through him to create the best eco friendly home. I pray one day to also have one of these amazing homes. He is truly blessed to have had the opportunity’s to learn from all those amazing teachers of this unique creations of homes that are truly self sufficient and care for the family through the design. Thank you for sharing and inspiring a different way of living💗

[@mr.meeseeks4927]

I'm so freaking proud of empaths like yourself that truly make the world a better place through their work.... this is beyond remarkable and i'm genuien joyous that i discovered this after having known about earthships for over three years....this is the path for me; Wautillarium. I will be loookiing forward to learning as mucvh as i can once i've secured a property for a start

[@tibubazuajr9320]

Well done mate, these are the kinds of buildings we must innovate in order to reduce are footprint on the planet.

[@moneypenni1694]

You are incredibly talented & inspiring!!! thank you very much for sharing this. If it's true that this world is coming into a solar minimum , then it won't be just Canada & the far northern parts of this world which will need these homes.

[@majicinthevalleymedicinals5547]

Bravo this is incredible. You’re combinations and inspiring theory is really fueling my excitement and passion. I appreciate you so so much. Sharing your theory and design. I am in the middle of planning my home. For my land. And I am excited to see where you take this!!!!!so much love for your passion and work. You are such a gem of a soul.

[@HigoWapsico]

100% agreed.

[@stefveritascaritas-vincit8781]

I'm fron Canada and love this design. I would love to learn more and begin a build as soon as possible.

[@janisjuhnevics4583]

Very happy to have landed on Your page. Amazing information, thank you! Greetings from Latvia

[@raybon7939]

domes can conquer the cold.

[@AloshaLynov]

Hi Guys leave a comment and a LIKE to help us share this home with others. It will also assist me to know if you have any ideas on any cold climate Bio Architecture

[@goofyroofy]

Very interesting, a couple ideas to look at is using the climate battery under the whole structure to take advantage of annualized geosolar gain, that would allow you to remove the pipes that remove the summer air, thats always been a part of earthships i didnt like, that yield was just wasted by being expelled when it could be put underground, ideally in an insulated cell with gravel or sand something with a high heat capacity to store it for winter. The sauna is great, i liked the sauna in the living greenhouse at Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute iin colorado, maybe that could be worked into a larger greenhouse that could also have the annualized geosolar tubes like "Citrus in the Snow" has in Nebraska. Thats another failing of earthships, i have found is the greenhouse doesnt come close to growing enough food. Of course the climate necessitates those greenhouse cells that process grey and blackwater in winter, but it would be nice to have an extra greenhouse either seperate of in the same area to grow citrus, pomegranates, etc. to enjoy in the winter I love the kachel style oven you envision, and sending the heat all through via those air pipes, the jean pain area is an interesting idea as well, I wonder if the Sol Viva method of having some chickens inside as well would be possible? Those were some of the ideas I had when viewing it compared to ideas I've been bouncing around in my head for something for that climate area. Cant wait to see the finished course.

[@KristinGasser]

This is really genious! I manifest the workshop in Russia next summer! Love!

[@b_thebuzzbee9041]

This is remarkable alosh forever grateful I have found you in my journey!!

[@rosesinthewintersnow6421]

Finally. Something for the poor and inexperienced. Thank you.

[@nataliaramirez3934]

Can’t wait to see it built

[@Psalm9one1]

I look forward to seeing you build your dream. I’ve also been to cal earth and to Taos

[@wulfclaw4921]

Exceptional Content. I am about midway in a similar build ! All the best, my friend Wulfy

[@AloshaLynov]

Share your research pleeease. Or any progress or mistakes.

[@Adonis0Fuse]

@@AloshaLynov You could try this style using aircrete and natural stone.... and if you look at their floor plans you could actually build it in phases starting with the dome....then slowly ad the stone walls...then the roof....then the glass or poly greenhouse living area. Facing south would maximize passive solar gain heating the back walls made of aircrete plus stone. Which I am sure there is plenty in the area you are at. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2aWnmSqfqigkNk

[@thomascrowe3407]

Amazing concepts!

[@collistew9]

Great work. ive been thinking of similar ideas but im caught up on the foundation . Specifically for cold climates. With the tire foundation are you digging your foundation down below frost line then placing your insulation? Here in Vermont frost level is 60"

[@koholohan3478]

This is amazing. I can't wait to begin my earthship.

[@davidmaynard84]

The blueprints remind me of a eye. 👁🌱

[@AloshaLynov]

It is designed on vescica pieces

[@davidmaynard84]

It's a work of art! 🌗🌱

[@fernandovossa2372]

Beautiful Alosha! cold is heat in potential - you are on fire!

[@AloshaLynov]

Thanks Fernando my friend. I know heat pumps can convert colder air into heat. But I am not resonating with them. Working on air movement in the home. How are you? Let’s have a call

[@marnaecoleman257]

Alosha, thank you for sharing your genius with the world!! I want to come learn!!

[@jay-rus4437]

Nice. With a career of 27 years to date in engineering, construction management, and general contractor this is very interesting. Wife and I are headed out to Taos NM in two weeks to stay in an earthship for 3 nights. Have already been considering some design changes myself for a hybrid of sorts. Have some additional considerations for us in Oklahoma for humidity and ground water based on poor soil conditions. Nice work man

[@AloshaLynov]

Hi Hay I would love to chat to you and brainstorm some ideas if u are an engineer. How cold does it get in winter ? My what’s app is [phone]

[@gregridgeway8790]

Regarding your EPDM liner, I would consider the problem of it relying on bonding adhesive at all flashings and seams. The roof seems like an area worthy of significance and savings on materials will be under appreciated in the event of failure. A reinforced non-sacrificial liquid applied single ply like a high solids silicone might be a better fit though it's not likely to be less expensive.

[@qNa87]

Very very cool, wish I had the economy for such a project. Amazing :)

[@Prosper661]

Cob plaster will stop any off gassing of tyres and block light. Use flat panelled thickly insulated (styrofoam) corrugated steel roof. Only drawback is cost, but it doesn't need roof structure, awesome to collect water, easy to fix lighting into (before laying it), very sturdy, good for reflecting light further inside and easy to replace. For cooling tubes use plastic pipes, not corrugated with smooth bends, sloping away from interior to stop build up of any muck.

[@AloshaLynov]

Wow thank u for this info.

[@wadeheames5266]

Love you Alosha. Keep up the great work. I will be looking to build a superadobe home with my partner in the next year.

[@thehonesthobo]

keep going, do not ever stop

[@nadnavlis240]

Beautiful.

[@camcma1733]

Excellent work!

[@Edzhjus]

Bio(anything) is our future in Organic world. 😎

[@fabonline9389]

I like your polycarbonate tunnel. I intend to construct a design where half of a dome is polycaarbonate and the other half is aircrete.

[@AloshaLynov]

Mass on the back wall would be better than aircrete

[@fabonline9389]

@@AloshaLynov The mass in my design will be the fish tank in the aquaculture system. The aircrete will be for heat retention.

[@Mhm5213]

My major concerns this the bio waste system 23:30 how it is managed, to prevent infectious diseases from the human compost and the water filter how long is the bio char filter meant to last? The filter housing with the more expensive system has replaceable cartages 26:50. Also what about the weight of snow on the roof?

[@rupalibhardwaj9267]

Great work. Hope to learn this technique

[@YolandaRivera285]

I would love to live this way and would love to be part of the construction of the building I love earth ship homes and Michael Reynolds is the man to bring us back to bible days using earth to build a house

[@nonamexd9856]

Hello, about your oven, would it not be hard to keep your fire going, since there wouldn't be any draft going through your pipes?

[@김민재-r9r3s]

You are genius

[@xiloeteknowledgiesllc1973]

I'm also sick and tired of living in government approved houses... Please tell me how I can get a copy of your construction plans...

[@AloshaLynov]

we are having live workshop in Brazil and we will have a drawing course this winter , so you can draw your own. I can sell my plans if you like . [e-mail]. // www.bioveda.co/hands-on

[@AloshaLynov]

we are drawing them www.bioveda.co/3d come and join us

[@syriusgojiria9116]

you better film our entire making process of this house, cause I cannot wait to see it live !!! x)

[@AloshaLynov]

Our camera needs a repair. Would u like to become a patron and support us on Patreon. ?

[@syriusgojiria9116]

@@AloshaLynov i'm sorry, I'd like to but I'm currently counting how many meal I can eat for a week :') that's also one ofthe reasons why I look at earthships, in some way ! keep on inspiring people ! sorry for my english, i'm french x)

[@emkoravo]

Was just thinking... If water is gravity fed the. Why not put a mini hydro generator along the path?

[@sjt4689]

I'm so upset I missed out on the special pricing, damn, because this would have been my Christmas gift to myself! Any chance there will be a price reduction or sale in the future? I left my spouse at the beginning of this scamdemic and have been learning everything I can regarding alternative, eco healthy building practices. I come from a Doukhobor background, actually. Tolstoy helped my family leave Russia many years ago. Although I grew up with grandparents who lived the old ways of Russian ancestors, we were still hooked up to the grid, unfortunately. But everything else we did was earned with sweat and blood. A trip to the grocery store was extremely RARE. Still looking for my little chunk of land to build my beautiful, healthy home on. In the meantime, learning everything I can independently. Have been following you both for a while now and love everything you both do, including philosophical discussions on how emotionally unhealthy we all are due to societal conditioning. Thanks very much for the awesome video! My grandparents would have loved to see this!

[@AloshaLynov]

Hey you can still purchase it at 150 usd till the end of Jan. Www.bioveda.co/Wautillarium

[@AloshaLynov]

Where r u living now ?

[@soyolbolds4567]

Привет Алёша Попович! So happy to see an earthship design that will work in my country Mongolia. Where in Russia are you located? If you are in Siberia, I want to come up to help you build

[@luckyblue8932]

How is the brick going to handle snow when it is angled like that? An how does it hold up snow with the green house an winds

[@AloshaLynov]

Tunnel will be aero dynamic. The bricks are going to be very strong 💪. Support us on Patreon or by prepurchasing the course to assist with r and d www.bioveda.co/wautillarium

[@eliinthewolverinestate6729]

The grow zones are shifting north. I got rid of the tires for my above ground earthship rectangular in shape, using local limestone instead. Just using a mono sloped roof for passive solar. I am building a masonry stove/heater/oven too. It will have two warming benches. Under floor and foundation insulation is a must. I will be using rockwool comfort board insulation with masonry veneer. I got lucky and am putting it on bedrock. I have a flowing artisan well so maybe able to make a water chest. I don't have the time I would like so building it in 3 sections each 32x24 foot. The 2 sections after middle will be bedrooms and a bath room. I have out house on property already. I start next week on building it.

[@AloshaLynov]

Hi Eli I would like to ask you the foundation do you insulate under it or just on the outside from top to bottom let’s say one board down so the cold does not travel. How cold does it get where u r building. ?

[@AloshaLynov]

I am also interested that you are building two masonry couches. I hear there is a limitation to horizontal travel of chimney air. Can we have a quick call on what’s app [phone]

[@eliinthewolverinestate6729]

@@AloshaLynov The foundation is insulated both sides and not on bottom. It can be insulated under the foundation. Codes have changed so you can use rockwool or foam board insulation under foundation. I am not insulating under foundation because of 3 foot wide dolostone foundation. I have 24" thick walls 8 inch concrete block 6 inches of rockwool batons and board on building plans. Haven't gotten insulation or veneer on block yet. 2 inch air gap and 8-12 inch limestone veneer. I had to add clean out end of warming benches. As long as you have upward sloop the smoke will follow. It needs to have rocket stove type combustion chamber. I ordered my stove/heater plans from Walkerstoves. Inspector said to add clean out at end of benches. By code they consider masonry stove or heater an appliance. Frost line can go deep as 7 feet, but code 4 feet unless in certain sands. Soil temp at 4 feet is 48*F. Average Jan low is 7.9 F but get -32 F on a cold day. Usually a 6 foot berm of snow comes off roof in winter. Almost up to windows on north wall. Code says need window to outside for a bedroom for egres in case of fire. Do keep in mind it's 2 masonry heaters and a masonry stove/oven. The warming benches go into bedrooms east and west. They do not return and have their own chimneys at corners of building. I start little fire at clean out to start draw up chimney like a Russian stove. My floor is vapor barrier, limestone fines compacted, rockwool insulation, then shallow concrete with large thick tile over it for thermal mass. I will add better thermal break on next 2 sections between the ground and floor it's worth the price. Need to build a root cellar up there asap. Decided on arched roof for root cellar. Looking for silo panels to use as forms for limestone masonry roof. Like Mr. Chickadee's video hobbit style roof part 4. Property is 6.5 hours north of where I currently live and off grid. It don't get hot enough to have any concerns of cooling the building. Domes are great until you get expanding ice between them. I thought about a clam shell rounded roof. But cost and labor. Lots of quarries up there, so masonry materials are local and cheap. 2800$ usd get me 40 tons of 8-12 inch limestone rip rap delivered.

[@AloshaLynov]

@@eliinthewolverinestate6729 thank you so so much for your information. Join us in telegram t.me/bio_veda

[@edwinbickel]

You could modify the Honey Do Carpenter Aircrete Rocket Mass Heater/Stove? Also look at Aircrete Harry's EPIC mixes!

[@AloshaLynov]

we need a whole another thing for super cold climate. Developing a stove for this unit for -30 celsius

[@dalevandenheuvel3927]

This is very cool I would love to see one that's built?

[@thenaildenbyandrean935]

These houses are gonna be popular the way the world politics are going! I live in Canada and would love to be absolutely self sufficient! I’ve thought about this and I wonder if you also added a parabolic dish hooked up to water pipes going through the floor would help during the winter? Check out Ukraine parabolic dish. This brilliant man could even make fuel because it directed the sunlight to one point creating 700+ Fahrenheit

[@AloshaLynov]

Yes. I thought about parabolic dish heating oil to high temperatures. Thank I for sharing.

[@skyjumper999]

Even in Canada (and I'm sure also in Russia) we get some very hot summers. Sometimes there are periods of 8-12 weeks where we get very uncomfortable days, high humidity and relatively high temperatures. This structure looks like it would get very hot on those days with all that solar gain.

[@AloshaLynov]

An Earthship structure has an amazing way to coöl itself using convection engine techniques. We will add one more feature to that. Subscribe to our email list www.bioveda.co I will share more there

[@Bee_Healthier]

Love the design; While I know it is competition so you will be biased, I am curious what you think of the earthship biotencture academy. if you attended, what your thoughts were; etc.

[@slavagraff6994]

нееее дядь! дом саманный или из соломенных прессованных блоков с русской печкой от Ивана Бояринцева!!!( теплый живой дом) - вот что круто! а если еще и вкопаться на зону промерзания земли, сверху накрыв куполом! вот что круто! и, кстати, покрышки от машин очень фонят радиацией!!! тут экологией и не пахнет!

[@HigoWapsico]

We’ll be signing up for the classes in the few weeks. I can’t imagine living the rest of my life, without building one of those, and using as much aircrete as possible... We’re hoping to get this piece of land, and then I can get in touch, and we can start discussing details seriously. Thank you 🙏 If life, begins to go back to unfold according to our plans, and our intention pave our futures, I have a feeling we will get to know each other very well, you might even have a summer spot in the US, and we will come experience twig-based heat in Siberian winter ❄️ 🥵❄️ ♥️✌️& 🍄

[@richardburgess399]

I understand why you put the tubes in the mass of the rear wall, but why not put some in the floor?

[@AloshaLynov]

They will be in the floor in the Green house

[@ДенисК-х8с]

Добрый день. Будут ли русские субтитры или перевод... Не очень силен в английском. Спасибо)

[@slavagraff6994]

так есть же субтитры с переводом

[@seaflower1520]

I have some questions and ideas- How many bedrooms? Where are the bedrooms? What are there sizes? Where are you storing the the vehicles? They need to be kept warm so liquids do not freeze in the vehicles? Need an extra large wood storage. It should be inside may be inside the heated garage? So if your snow bond you still have access to dry wood.Where are the the mechanical and laundry rooms? You could use the heat from the dryer as another heating source. It could be pumped into your heating tubes. Besides fish are you going to have chickens in one of the growing areas? Do you have a chicken coop, and where will they be kept? Where are the solar panels? How do you keep panels clean from snow and ice? Could they be inside the dome or tunnels protected from the elements? Can you cook or bake food in this Russian oven? Do you have a second toilet in a half bathroom? It could be a composting toilet and add to your composting pit. Thank you look forward to seeing more.

[@AloshaLynov]

Hi Joanne great questions. I will integrate them into the home design. The dryer is not necessary as Sauna will double up as that. Storage for vehicle is not included in this model. Wood storage will be implemented as well as the pantry. Vehicles come with antifreeze liquids so it is not necessary but a garage would be good build into the home

[@AloshaLynov]

Chickens will be integrated. I am busy developing a mini version which we will be building at a live workshop next summer I’m Russia. You are welcome to join us. Just sign up to our news letter here www.bioveda.co

[@99Narration]

I live in Canada and it gets as cold as -50C in Alberta

[@AloshaLynov]

gets to -30 here so I am developing it for that temperature. -50 will need anothr green house over the whole thing. That's the next level I will be taking it later on

[@epodak]

pls add subtitle

[@theuglykwan]

If anyone is making some sci fi movie with a settlement on a different planet, get this guy to design the homes.

[@diggerdogwoofwoof3306]

what are you going to do when you have the weight of 3 meters of compact snow sitting on top of your wonderful little bubble. If you think a dome will continually support more n more weight them you have got it wrong

[@OwnerBuildersUnite]

Earthships!

[@bradlyons7046]

You may want to consider spending the extra money to use extra large or any size diameter PVC plastic irrigation water pipes, instead of metallic galvanized air ventilation pipes for bringing outside air inside a biotech home and /or, for circulating air inside the walls, but not hot air as hot air could cause the PVC plastic to off-gas toxic fumes and / or, melt or crack; metallic surfaces destroy beneficial negative ions in the air, and may contribute to unwanted, detrimental positive ions in the indoor air. As the engineered air flow of indoor air is sucked inside of biotech homes through PVC plastic water irrigation pipes used as air ventilation pipes from the outside, beneficial negative ion oxygen atoms are produced as the outside air passes over the inner surface of the inside circumference of PVC plastic pipes. A satisfactory amount of negative ions in indoor air provides optimal conditions for efficient, healthy cellular respiration and ATP / ADP energy production / utilization within the mitochondria of brain cells, nerve cells, muscle cells, organ cells, etc. Typically, ocean surf on beaches produce an average of 2,000 negative ions per cubic centimeter of air which is adequate for healthy cellular respiration and ATP / ADP energy production / utilization, but optimal cellular health and mood can be achieved with an exponential increase of negative ions, as high as 500,000 per cubic centimeter of air near large waterfalls. As one travels away from the ocean surf or waterfall, the negative ion level in the air can quickly decrease as more and more distance increases from the source of moving water (ocean surf or waterfall). Sources of naturally occurring negative ions are rainfall, water falls, ocean surf, creeks, and riverbanks. . Around freeway traffic in urban concrete jungles of urban cities, the negative ion levels can be as low as only 100 or fewer negative ions per cubic centimeter of air, but for sufficient cellular respiration and ADP / ATP cellular energy production / utilization, and an acceptable mood / state of mind, most humans and animals require between 1,000 (minimum) and 500,000 negative ions per cubic centimeter of air. Very large waterfalls can produce up to 500,000 negative ions per cubic centimeter of air. Beware of electrically / electronically powered negative ion generator machines / devices, as such machines / devices produce ozone as a byproduct which damages / destroys mucous membranes in the lungs, mouth, nasal passages, and on the surface of the eyes. PVC plastic actually produces negative ions safely without producing ozone. A Japanese company has created a machine factory that produces PVC thread to make beneficial negative ion clothing (Teviron and now, Neoron negative ion clothing material). Things that destroy beneficial negative ions include metallic surfaces, high voltage electric fields, electro-magnetic fields from alternating current electrical motors, appliances, power tools, and direct current electrical motors, air pollution from fossil fuel vehicle exhaust, burning of coal, fire smoke, etc.

[@diegoescarlon4821]

¡¡¡Excellent!!!

[@wadeheames5266]

If you want me to draw this to scale so that you can sell plans, get in contact [e-mail]

[@ADAWC]

You are a genius. Your designs are amazing! Are your designs for small households? Can it be built in a bigger scale?Especially the living room, the gathering area. Our winter may drop to -15℃ to -20℃. I love to learn your you