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My future house, can this be possible?

Everyone seems to make the house the normal way, just bedrooms, closets, bathroom, kitchen, etc... But I don't want a house like this, I want my house to have MORE THINGS! A house that dosn't depends of the water and electrical service or depending of the grocery store service!, I don't know if this can be possible, any idea? Here are mines:

It will be a subteranean house, will have its own garden (Inside the house, a HUGE room with a especial roof) There will be fruits trees and vegetals! There will be solar panels and 2 water tanks (those will depend of rain and subteranean water) It can also re-use the used water, cleaned and than use it again!

The laundry will be inside, the cloth will dry INSIDE the house, there will be a library and a huge room to stock food and stuff for any future need, a air cleaner, the air that come INSIDE the house will be cleaned etc etc and also it will have a pond for fish etc... Any ideas? can this be possible or is to much fantasy?

I have been looking into this as well. The only problem I see with your plan is that you will not have enough space inside your home to grow enough vegetables to live off of. There is also the issue of pollination.

I would suggest that you have a green roof on your proposed home for your gardening. That way, your garden can get all the sunlight and access to bees that it needs and you can have as big a space as you need to supply yourself with food. Any root vegetables like carrots, potatoes, radishes, turnips, and the like can be grown inside and leafy greens like lettuces, spinach, radichio and mustard as well, but things like beans, tomatoes, squash, corn, peas, and any fruits like strawberries and blueberries, and all tree fruits will need to be outside.

Use your gray water from the sink drains to water your gardening beds inside with a drain that flows into an aquarium with freshwater game fish. The soil from the garden will filter it before it goes into the tank so it shouldn't hurt the fish. I would start with channel catfish in the tank to start with just to be sure.

Be prepared for a substantial startup cost on this type of house. It will be worth it in the long run on energy savings alone but the equipment doesn't come cheap.

Good luck

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