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 ...

Rammed earth construction has a lot of eco-friendly benefits, including less mold, ... which takes up to 12 hours for heat to penetrate to the interior. Furthermore, ...

An external rammed-earth wall continues into the interior to form the back wall for an open-plan kitchen, while in the living space, a rammed-earth wall with built-in storage is surrounded by ...

The rammed earth walls reduce solar heat gain and maintain a temperature of 7-10 degrees cooler than the outdoors. Related: A home that incorporates recycled materials from the job site ...

Move over marble, push off paint and polished plaster: this year’s hottest new interior trend is rammed earth. London’s smartest stores, restaurants, offices and homes are shoring themselves ...

An empty nester couple reimagined the upstairs spaces with a glass roof and rammed earth wall to grow a winter garden.

The team created 40-cm (15.75-inch)-thick rammed earth walls to complete the home, providing an ideal thermal envelope to maintain comfortable interior temperatures all year round.

Over in Japan, we see a graceful combination of rammed earth and wood in this recently completed project by Tokyo-based firm Tono Mirai Architects.Seen here previously for their serene retreat ...

Both hand-rammed earth and rammed earth with a mold represent traditional systems and embody the so-called "popular knowledge," which is certainly more flexible than technical-scientific knowledge ...

From a "rammed earth" house in Jones, to a made-over classic mid-century modern home in Oklahoma City's Edgemere Heights, to a vintage Bricktown warehouse married to a 1940s Quonset hut, this year ...