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Day 33 and 34 and a sparkling bottle wall photo

bottle wall earthship

The side walls are up to bond beam height. We’re starting to look like a building…

6 Responses to “Day 33 and 34 and a sparkling bottle wall photo”

  1. Steven Says:

    This is a gorgeous picture—truly a work of art (just like your Earthship). This Earthship you folks are putting together is one of the more elaborate constructions of its kind that I’ve ever seen! The archways are a stunning touch! I cannot wait to see it in its final form! I’ll be checking in on you soon!

  2. Florina Says:

    I have never seen the flower-shaped ones in any pictures of the other earthships found on the internet. What is it that makes them look like that?

    /Florina

  3. Hannah Says:

    I need some guidance. I just bought land in San JUan del Sur, Nicaragua. I want to build a silo style house,earth friendly. Who should I talk to?

  4. Brooke Says:

    Florina – The flower-shaped ones are from the bottom of plastic bottles. To my knowledge, Casa Llanta was one of the first and only earthships to utilize plastic bottles. Most use only glass.

  5. Brooke Says:

    Hannah – We have put together an entire Green consulting team including everything from an LEED Accredited Professional Engineer to Green Builders to help our clients design and build Green. To start, I recommend contacting Justin Lyon at Roots Engineering. His email is: justin@rootsengineering.com.

  6. Caitlan Says:

    beautiful! I’ve never seen it done with plastic bottles! It’s surprising that plastic bottles are strong enough for that!

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