earthconstructed
Earthconstructed refers to structures whose primary construction material is earth, including clay, silt, sand, and organic matter. The term covers a range of earthen building methods in which earth is shaped, mixed, or compacted to form walls and interiors, sometimes with stabilizers or binders. Common techniques include adobe bricks, rammed earth (pisé), cob, earthbags, and compressed earth blocks, as well as traditional plastering with lime or clay.
Earth construction is among the oldest building traditions and has been used worldwide. Adobe bricks and cob
Modern interest in earthconstructed methods has grown as part of sustainable architecture. Advances include the use
Notable examples and related practices include adobe pueblos in the Americas, the Great Mosque of Djenné in