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Save Mother Earth : Live In The Environment Friendly Earth House

Posted on 22. Jan, 2009 by admin.

The concept of the Earth House has been designed by the swiss architect team called Erdhaus. Unlike the traditional houses which are built on the ground, the basic purpose of making an Earth House is something else:  Not exactly to live under the house or on the ground, but with it.

This concept enables the owner to construct the house as per their wish and to be very flexible. This will definitely fulfill the desire for individuality. It will be an energy saving as well as environmentally friendly in nature. The Earth tries to utilize the its surrounding as an advantage.  The Earth House is so designed to preserve the surrounding.

This innovative concept of the Earth House can very well incorporate all the interior designing, like a modern kitchen, house control systems and bath rooms. What else one can expect in such an environment friendly house?

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Abandoned houses some are haunted

Posted on 14. Jan, 2009 by admin.

A Collection of extremely creepy abandoned houses, castles and hotels some are haunted and stay away from them .

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Weirdest Holiday Tradition

Posted on 18. Dec, 2008 by aD|2i/\n.

A window dresser makes the final adjustments to a display in the window of Selfridges as the store unveils its new Christmas display in London, England. Featuring Santa in the windows for the first time in over 40 years the annual festive display has been a part of London Christmas retailing for nearly 100 years.

People look into the window of Selfridges as the store unveils its new Christmas display .

A window dresser makes the final adjustments to a display in the window of Selfridges as the store unveils its new Christmas display.

A shopper looks in the window of Selfridges as the store unveils its new Christmas display in London, England.

A window dresser makes the final adjustments to a display in the window of Selfridges as the store unveils its new Christmas display in London, England. Featuring Santa Clausin the windows for the first time in over 40 years, the iconic department store's annual festive display has been a part of London Christmas retailing for nearly 100 years.

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