The complete book of underground houses [antikvár]

Introduction by Malcolm Wells Rob Roy is a man you can trust, and I don't say it just because he has returned the books I lent him. His honesty is obvious. Glance at any page in this book if you want proof. He's so open about the few errors he's made during his "underground" career ifs almost embarrassing to read about them. But then, as I read on, I find his openness reassuring, his solutions simple and convincing. Rob is one of a growing number of people who've built far more underground houses than I, yet he assumes that I've done far more than I have. Rob's not only talked about undergroimd architecture, and written about it, he's actually gotten out there and done it—and taught a lot of others to do it, too. If you have even a slight interest in building a gentle, unobtrusive kind of house, read on. Rob will take all the mystery out of it. He'll even let his clients tell of their adventures with his designs. Wells is an architect in Brewster, Mass. His latest book is Infra Structures.