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Your Mars house will need pressurization, and some sort of airlock if you're planning on coming and going.
Hmm yeah, airtight buildings are a challenge to construct.
That's why I've favored the people on Mars living in the spaceships. The building already exists, and is naturally air-tight (after all, it has been airtight for 6 months in outer space). But that has its downsides: less protection against radiation, mostly. (due to only having 5mm of steel and 200 kg/mยฒ CO2 above your head instead of meters full of dirt and rock.)