A study was conducted to ascertain the structural break in production with introduction of new technologies in construction and design of rearing house and related civil engineering structures in sericulture industry. A study was carried out to know the present status of rearing house structures, designs, input cost and various other parameters related to construction of rearing house for rearing mulberry silkworm Bombyx mori Linn. in Western parts of Maharashtra. The major challenges now facing in the sericulture industry are the methodologies for construction of low cost rearing house by adopting different pre-fabricated techniques. Its adoption, economy and stability are the prime requisites of any structural design which gives the stable and economical structure to increase cocoon productivity. The present paper is an investigation on new techniques and materials which can be strength parameter to increase silk production in India. The present study consists of the new innovative ideas for the design of rearing house such as cooling by geothermal ventilation systems for relative humidity and temperature control. Hatkangale taluka of Kolhapur district was a study area. The present study will be useful to double the sericulture farmer’s income by adopting new technologies for construction management of silkworm rearing house. The details are discussed in the paper.