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This truly unique home has been built using simple recycled and salvaged materials and has meant that the building of the entire earthbag home has cost less than $5,000. The home consists of 450 ft² of space and is made almost entirely out of materials that have been recycled whenever possible, for example, the door and flooring. The new building is a round shape to provide great stability for the structure, together with two complete rows of concrete bags that have been reinforced with barbed wire to provide a strong and solid grounding.