The Earthship Global Website. This is the "big daddy" of Earthship websites. It is the homepage for Earthship Biotecture in Toas, New Mexico. These are the folks that have been nuturing the idea for the last 30 years. Tons of information and tons of pictures.
www.touchtheearthranch.com This is Mike Shealy's llama and tirehouse website. Mike lives in an Earthship not too far from us. If you are looking for a tirehouse designer, I recommend Mike. Right now he's working on a couple of tire-bale houses, check out the drawings on his site!
www.gradyallengooch.com
New Mexico. A great commentary on the building process. Has great pictures of the outside of Allen and Pat Gooch's "Nest" with interior pictures too.
www.dennisweaver.com/habitat.html
Colorado. This is in Dennis Weavers personal web page. Dennis weaver helped to increase Earthship awareness by building his in Ridgeway, Colorado. It is often referred to as the "Earthyacht" because it is so enormous.
http://lounz.tripod.com/Earthship/Earthship2.html
This is a Earthship in Oaklahoma. Interesting pictures. I've spoken with Kathy, and she says she loves living in her earthship.
www.sanjuancountry.com/personalpage/ridgway.html
Colorado.This site has fantastic first hand information about the construction process. Check out "Contruction Tips" and "Lifestyle" for sure!
www.earthships.com
Colorado. A great site with lots of information about the building process and some good pictures. Now there's a virtual tour that is really cool!
www.roadtripamerica.com/people/earthshp.htm
Arizona. This is an on-line article by the Road Trip America people. They visit an Earthship and talk about the house some. There are some good pictures.
www.sundialvillage.com
Colorado. Sundial is a community of people commited to building "earth friendly" homes. This is their home page. There are links to all kinds of alternative building.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ishmael.burdeau/earthship/home.htm
New Mexico.This is a long very interesting article detailing the building of an earthship. It has much comentary and a good, albeit slowly loading, slide show.
If you are interested in learning more about alternative building, you might like to check out the "Earthfriendly and Self-Sufficient Architecture" (ESSA) discussion group. It is a listserv but the archives are searchable and the list members are very helpful!
http://csf.colorado.edu/forums/essa
http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Mountain/5560/ours.html
This site belongs to Dave and Sheila Knapp, who are currently pursuing their own Earthship. Dave has been of great help to many people through the ESSA list, and I for one really appreciate it. On his site, he has put together a very extensive list of links to all types of alternative building, and tons of solar energy. He also has some pictures of various finished Earthships on the site. Thanks Dave!
MISSING! http://www.earthstay.com/earthshi1.htm
This is a small site with some good indoor pictures. It appears that this earthship is about the size of ours.
http://www.tnstaafl.net/earthship/earthship.html
New Mexico. This site belongs to an owner builder and is the web site most like ours that I have found. Definitely check it out.
http://www.picturetrail.com/tggreen
This is the photo album of Tom and Gail. They are building in northern Montana. Their pictures show some very interesting interior finish ideas and a cement roof system.
http://caicosdream.com/build/eship.html
Colorado. This is a page in a larger site investigating various forms of alternative building.
http://www.azecobuilding.com
Arizona. The Arizona Army National Guard is building an Earthship, of sorts. It looks like a fantastic project! (And with the military no less!)
NEW! http://www.genrefluent.com/earthshi.htm
A hut as a starter project then the building of a Nest. Good Pictures!
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