Rammed earth buildings can be found all over the world, but they’re usually medium to large in size. Have you ever heard of anyone using this alternative building method to craft a tiny house ...

Hand-rammed earth became associated with a more humble and temporary type of construction, and consequently, it was overlooked in the lineup of "grand" Brazilian architecture examples.

The Rammed Earth House is located in Dobrava, a region of Slovenia’s flatlands. Slovenian architect Oton Jugovec’s floating roof design inspired the home’s original design.

The rammed earth technique may be one of the oldest known construction methods, but it may be worth investigating updating it for modern times. Being an environmentally-friendly, strong, and even ...

Morphlab’s renderings depict a house that mimics a rocky outcropping with asymmetrical rammed earth forms and a two-story outdoor waterfall as a focal feature next to the main entrance. Water, a ...

Most rammed earth walls are high in thermal mass, which allows them to absorb and store heat. This can also achieve high energy savings over the lifetime of a building.

Earth homes are making a comeback—and they’re built the old-fashioned way: with sweat, soil, and ancient manual labor. From cob walls to rammed earth foundations, we explore how traditional ...

The beauty of rammed earth comes from the way you can layer different colors and types of soil. This is all pretty consistent, but you can see the lines between each roughly 4-inch layer.

Rammed earth is the descendant of ancient construction techniques like adobe or cob building. It can be used to build walls for many kinds of buildings, from houses to museums and even cemeteries ...

The rammed earth is 90% dirt and 10% concrete with some coloring added to give it a earthy look instead of a pale grey concrete appearance. The UA architecture class have designed it and now are ...