Norwegian family builds eco-friendly home in Arctic circle
A Norwegian family has constructed a sustainable and unique home in the country’s Arctic circle. The house is completely covered by a glass dome.
The eco-home is made completely from natural materials such as sand, straw, clay, wood and glass. The 7.5-meter-high dome covers the entire house with a diameter of 15 meters.
The protective dome consisted of 360 glass panels and 832 meters of recycled aluminum framework, and has a lifetime of 100 years.
The family’s father says the aim is to give his four children a great childhood and the awareness they need to manage life on the Earth.
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