Subterranean Pyramid Greenhouse Design

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'Scholars believe that obelisks represented eternity and immortality, and their long, tapering form functioned to connect the heavens and the earth. Their pinnacles were typically covered in gold to reflect the sunlight.' The purpose of this project was to have the residents in the Caribbean to be able to supply themselves with their own produce and GANJA. In order to become completely food-independent. To actually construct: dig and build a square pool via Concrete Masonry Units (hollow concrete blocks / 'Knock Out Blocks'); next build the floating deck on 6 empty barrels; finally, have a pyramid roof, via 2 x 10'+ rafters, to transform it into a greenhouse. This design is 'flood proof,' and the thermal mass of water cooled by the earth can be used to cool the interior for equator-like climates, where cooling is needed. This will greatly reduce the operating costs and energy demands, and a pool ladder is used to come down into the greenhouse and land on the platform deck.