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RAMMED EARTH CONSTRUCTION xx ADOBE xx EARTH-SHELTERED HOUSE xx HOUSE Rammed earth construction. Sketch shows details of the CINVA Ram block press and details on how to use one. Building with straw. Tamp a mixture of straw and clay into a simple wall form and reinforce with hardwood saplings. Similar to rammed-earth construction. A timeless garden wall built of rammed earth. Rammed earth. An ancient building method made easier by new technology. How to build forms which are held together with pipe clamps. Combine with wood and concrete to build a house. Tips for determining the amount of binder, stabilizer, sand or clay to add to soil being used in rammed-earth construction. Rammed-earth portfolio. A look at new forming techniques for earth houses. Tips on cooling a rammed-earth house in hot climates. Earth block construction. Part of the Owner-built Home & Homestead series. Special Section offers tips on building a rammed earth house. A look at the rammed-earth home of a Greeley, Colorado, couple. Includes description of how the rammed-earth walls are built. Rammed earth homebuilding. A description of performance, moisture control, foundations, form building and soil types. Rammed earth construction. Tips on building forms and using compressed dirt to form walls of buildings. Rammed earth houses. How one architect builds them using high-tech ideas. Includes a diagram of the plywood form for the walls. Dirt-cheap dirt floor. A professional rammed-earth home builder shares his methods for pouring low-cost soil-cement floors that are not only durable, but extremely handsome in appearance. | |||||||||
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