This node is the bridge — it explains what bioarchitecture is as a discipline, why sloped and flat land do not allow for the same technical solution even though they share the same seven bioclimatic principles.
This node develops the three techniques that the Iwagé farm mixes to solve both challenges — the Provençal/Candian well as a passive geothermal exchanger, the airlocks and thermal mass of the Earthship design, and odor control through carbon-nitrogen ratio already applicable to the dry toilet.
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