Rammed earth wall

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

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

Research into an ancient building technique that uses rammed earth may help in more environmentally friendly building designs in the future.

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

Clayworks Clay Plasters | Launching at Material Matters: Our new Rammed Earth exterior finish responds to the growing demand for low-carbon, sustainable surfaces… | Instagram

Rammed Earth More

Rammed earth house with an open-plan living space, private home office, large entryway, and spacious bedrooms with terraces and Jack and Jill bathrooms.

Studio magGA (@studio_magga) • Instagram photos and videos