The rammed earth house

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    • Easton, David

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The rammed earth house

David Easton ; photographs by Cynthia Wright

(A real goods independent living book)

Chelsea Green Pub. Co., c1996

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [264]-265) and index

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Humans have been using earth as a primary building material for more than ten thousand years. Rammed earth, as practiced today, involves tamping a mixture of earth, water, and a little cement into wooden forms to create thick, sturdy masonry walls. Earthbuilt homes offer their inhabitants a powerful sense of security and well-being and have a permanence and solidity altogether lacking in so many of today's modular, pre-fab houses.

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