A couple in Western Australia want to own their own home, but do not want to be restricted by housing loans, decided to build their homes in different ways. Instead of building their homes in the traditional way, they use bagged soil, wire, and new technology to build a dome-style building that is expected to cost A $40,000 to settle the new home.
The Australian broadcaster (ABC) reports that Kate Ryan-Taylor and Scott Ryan-Taylor initially came up with the idea because they didn`t want to spend too much money on property. "We don`t want to carry a mortgage until we`re 80," Scott said.
"what we want is a house that we can afford," Scott said. We don`t want to wait until we retire, and then we don`t have time to enjoy the space. "
Clay bags can be used as building materials little known because of the low price, friendly environment, is used as an alternative style of life preferred building materials. Clay bags contain sand, clay, gravel, can be brick-like row wall, and built into a dome-shaped building. Kate and Scott have invited volunteers from all over Australia to help them build the dirt castle on 27 acres of their own land. These volunteers can also learn how to build it. The couple expect construction costs to be less than A $40,000.
