Building earth homes from natural materials (that are locally available) reflects back on the age-old times when we humans started ascending the ladder of evolution. Fast forward to the 21st century and technology has changed the complexion of architecture and ...
As modern construction activities are resulting in resource depletion and environmental degradation, it’s high time for us to be aware of negative consequences of the wrath. It’s heartening to see people switching to 3D printed homes, just to lower the ...
Looking for a 100% natural building material? Cob is the answer. It is one of the most eco-friendly construction materials which is incredibly strong and durable. Cob a mix of sandy-sub soil, clay, straw and a bit of angular stones/gravel. ...
Initiative to go green is in full swing all around the globe; considering the adverse consequences of global warming. And we appreciate those who are inspiring the world to go green, in their own unique ways. One of the go-green ...
Although most of us still look for a luxurious abode with all the modern amenities, the trend is gradually shifting toward off-grid living. People who want to take the next step toward sustainable living are going for energy-efficient options like ...
The concept of constructing houses from mud is not new, as its been done since ages. We all have made houses as kids, creating little dwellings with mud. Cob houses are organic structures and they aren’t for everyone because they require ...
Nature lovers who are looking for a sustainable vacation home must check out this adorable Cob Cottage on Mayne Island, British Columbia. The mushroom-shaped natural habitat was built in 1999 by CobWorks and the Cob Cottage Company. It is the ...
Over the years, clay and stone houses have been replaced by buildings made from cement and bricks. But do you know that the traditional cob houses were the most natural and sustainable ways of living? These clay and straw houses ...
A former art teacher and farmer, Michael Buck, aged 59 has built an exciting one-bedroom cob house from scratch using nothing more than natural and recycled materials including mud, straw, and clay. Surprisingly, not a single power tool is used ...
