Cob: avoid code with this floorplan & heating question

Thu Jan 30 02:58:15 CST 2003

http://www.balewatch.com/480.compound.html

While the designer had strawbale in mind, the concept is exactly the same with cob. 
Note the separation of the rooms serves two purposes: 1. to give you learning experience and 2. to avoid having to deal with code issues AT ALL, legally

My only question is: can you put the tubes under the ground to connect the heat source? What do you think would be the heating solution?
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>While the designer had strawbale in mind, the 
concept is exactly the same with cob. </FONT></DIV>
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purposes: 1. to give you learning experience and 2. to avoid having to deal with 
code issues AT ALL, legally</FONT></DIV>
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the ground to connect the heat source? What do you think would be the heating 
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