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earth sheltered dwelling

 

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Earth Sheltered Dwelling

Description:

An earth sheltered dwelling is a type of residential building that is intentionally built partially or entirely underground, using earth as thermal mass to regulate temperature variations and reduce energy consumption.

Senses:

1. As a noun: an underground residential structure incorporating earth as a natural insulator.
2. As a verb: the act of constructing or living in a dwelling that utilizes the earth's natural insulation properties.

Usage:

1. Popular: Earth sheltered dwellings are gaining popularity as eco-friendly and sustainable housing options.
2. Local: In certain regions prone to extreme climates, such as deserts or mountains, earth sheltered dwellings provide a practical solution to maintaining comfortable living environments.

Sample sentences:

1. The family chose to build an earth sheltered dwelling to minimize their carbon footprint.
2. The architect designed a unique earth sheltered dwelling that blended harmoniously into the natural landscape.
3. Living in an earth sheltered dwelling offers numerous advantages, including reduced heating and cooling costs.
4. John is passionate about alternative housing methods and plans to construct an earth sheltered dwelling on his property.
5. The community implemented zoning regulations to encourage the construction of earth sheltered dwellings.

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