Michael Hills invisible houses get go-ahead

The architectural concept of 'invisibility' is wonderful. However, I don't see the need for the golf course to begin with. Surely a troop of pudgy businessmen riding around in little carts is more an eyesore than kids bouncing on a trampoline.

Reviewed by nugat Jun 26, 01:59am ( 31 reviews ) • stuff.co.nz

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Reviewed by mmafan1 on Jul 10, 2:14am

Cool, u gotta lawn the roof.
Rated by akdasbpl on Jun 28, 11:50pm

A cool alternative for global warming concerns!!
Rated by charistsevis on Jun 26, 10:10pm

Invisible architecture, green architecture.
Rated by nugat on Jun 26, 1:59am

The architectural concept of 'invisibility' is wonderful. However, I don't see the need for the golf course to begin with. Surely a troop of pudgy businessmen riding around in little carts is more an eyesore than kids bouncing on a trampoline.
Rated by MinnesotaLofts on Jun 23, 3:23pm

From the page: "In a decision released yesterday, independent commissioners granted Hill resource consent to build 17 subterranean dwellings on and around his Arrowtown golf course."
Rated by Leesaun on Jun 20, 4:45am

That's is just wonderful, I would love a house like this, also one that has trees incorporated with it. and water. n___n
Rated by thufth on Jun 19, 9:09pm

An invisible house (:

Installing is Easy!