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Some of these designs are truly awesome. Not only in their overall look, but also the engineering it took to make them reliably work AND endure the ages. I hate to consider what their construction costs might have been, but are glad the architects and such had the vision to get them built.
Some seem to be based on shipping container sizings, but look much better.
Thanks for posting them, Rick!
Cdadbr - You're very welcome.
Those over the air constructions are not for north temperatures like here in most part of Canada.
I did owned a house with only two 24 inches of over the air blocks and the floor there were cold in winter times. I did isulated them more after buying the house in 1984 but still it remained colder than all the other floors in the house.
The second one could be usefull for flooding lands to avoid to have water in the house.
But not sure for being secure in case of earth quakes.
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