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a bathroom sink sitting under a mirror next to a wall mounted faucet and pipes
Balnarring Studio
Balnarring Studio | Olnee Rammed Earth
a room with a chair, table and lamp on it next to a window in the wall
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the interior of a modern home with large windows
Striking rammed earth dwelling in the countryside
‘Solterra’ in the spectacular high country of Victoria, Australia. Rammed earth and ironbark
a living room filled with furniture and a fire place next to a wall mounted tv
SFGirlByBay | Substack
modern cabin with plywood walls and concrete fire place / sfgirlbybay
a modern house with wood and glass on the outside
Gallery of Tawharanui House / RTA Studio + Richard Naish - 3
Tawharanui House / RTA Studio
a wooden bathtub sitting on top of a hard wood floor next to a window
Gallery of Earth House / BCHO Architects - 13
Earth House,© Wooseop Hwang
an empty room with wooden walls and exposed pipes in the ceiling is seen from the inside
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Interior: Rammed Earth walls: good insulation saves money on heating and cooling also can gives the walls a interesting and unquie look
a broom sitting on top of a wooden table next to a wall painted with pink and grey stripes
Gallery - The Myth and Promise of Dirt Cheap Housing
"Rammed earth is one of the most labor intensive earthen construction processes of all because of the combination of heavy form erection, wall pounding, and the mixing and moving of large volumes of earth. But it's also one of the most beautiful looking due to it's sandstone-like appearance and large wall thicknesses."
a woman standing behind a counter preparing food
Noma Australia rammed earth walls
Rene Redzepi recently open one of the world’s best restaurant in Sydney…
an open door on the side of a stone building
Greenhouse Atelier / al bordE
Greenhouse Atelier | al bordE | rammed earth walls
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a large piece of art that is on display in a room with lights hanging from the ceiling
A beautiful example of a rammed earth wall. So pretty it had to be placed in an art gallery.
a broom sitting on top of a wooden table next to a wall painted with pink and grey stripes
Gallery - The Myth and Promise of Dirt Cheap Housing
"Rammed earth is one of the most labor intensive earthen construction processes of all because of the combination of heavy form erection, wall pounding, and the mixing and moving of large volumes of earth. But it's also one of the most beautiful looking due to it's sandstone-like appearance and large wall thicknesses."
the reflection of a tree in a mirror on a wooden building's side wall
Balnarring House
Balnarring rammed earth project
a man riding a skateboard down the side of a cement wall next to a green grass covered field
Kirsha Kaechele // MONA Tasmania
Mona Heavy Metal Retaining Wall and Oyster Mausoleum. Project led by Ross Brewin and Kit Wise from MADA (Monash) and created by students. A rammed earth wall to represent the indigenous soils of Tasmania topped with crushed dolerite. Striations formed by recycled concrete, crushed oyster shells and black oxide. When the oysters used to filter the toxins from the Derwent River die they are encased in concrete or resin and inserted into the mausoleum wall. Photo Bo Wong // Design Satellite
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