[Faline]

The gallery brings together homes incorporated into waterfalls, hillsides, caves, boulders and trees. Fallingwater, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built over a waterfall at Mill Run, Pennsylvania, dates to the 1930s. Villa Vals was completed in Vals, Switzerland, in 2009. Designed by SeARCH and CMA, the house is embedded in a slope around a circular courtyard opening.

The Festus Cave House in Festus, Missouri, occupies a former sandstone mine that later housed the Caveland roller rink. Curt and Deborah Sleeper began converting the cave into a three-story home around 2004, placing its facade inside the cave mouth. Casa do Penedo, completed in northern Portugal in 1974, is a holiday house constructed between four large boulders. Other photographs show earth-sheltered dwellings, rock-cut rooms, turf-roofed houses, cabins beneath overhangs and several treehouses.

[Faline]

I'd gladly live here for the rest of my days

[DarwinsMistake]

Some of these are truly awesome..Very interesting thread!!

[Kazoo]

the underground houses from australia are pretty cool too

even tho they don't look fancy like these

[Viking64]

Originally Posted by Kelly ↗

I'd gladly live here for the rest of my days

Frank Lloyd Wrights Fallingwater. Excellent choice, Kel!!

Viking calls estate agent.

[Faline]

buy it buy it

[Viking64]

Originally Posted by Kelly ↗

buy it buy it

Viking on the phone to estate agent: "Does it come with a king-size bed?"

[Faline]

TMI

Imagine chilling at that last house on that swing thing....i'd love something like that

[Meucci]

Fantastic post Kelly. I have always wanted to have a 3 story house that is mostly underground. Maybe one day. It is amazing what architects can do.

[Black Knight]

These homes are remarkable. Truly architectural works of art.