Rammed earth walls

Rammed Earth House sees Planned Living Architects combine ideas of privacy, protection and immersion to propose a secluded and calming abode.

Architecture Research Office (ARO) built this sleek, aluminum-clad chicken coop for a Hamptons backyard, both for the challenge and for "the sheer ridiculousness" of the project.

This LEED for Homes Gold project is situated on a walnut ranch in the Central Valley. Marrying modern details with the age-old tradition of rammed earth, this home sets the standard for green design. It harnesses both passive and active heating and cooling strategies including thermal mass, geothermal heat pump, solar thermal and solar PV systems. Project Architect for Feldman Architecture Photography by Joe Fletcher

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Image 17 of 29 from gallery of Casa Sal / R/MA Rivero Mas Asociados. Photograph by Rafael Gamo

For thousands of years, rammed earth has been a hallmark of sustainable construction - thick insulating walls made from rock and earth sourced from the building site itself, or just nearby. Rammed earth has gone through a renaissance of sorts over the past 30 years with the craft being celebrated

Prince Edward County home is an example of how the ancient building technique can be applied in a modern context

Rammed Earth Residence - enabler, llc

Located in Western Victoria, we completed this commercial project in 2017. Locks Construction was the builder on this project for the Kalkee Road Children’s & Community Hub. The project features many unique portholes. They are at lower heights so the children can see through them. In the last photo, the walls are at different stages […]