Quite a few nice small homes are shown in this video. “This term — bungalow — has different meanings across the world, but common features include being detached, low-rise and the use of verandahs.”
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Standardized Earthbag Detail Drawings for Nepal
This is an invitation to all Nepali architects and engineers to help create standardized detail drawings to optimize and expedite earthbag building. The goal is to create open source detail drawings for foundations, buttresses, typical wall sections and elevations, recommended reinforcement methods, windows, doors, etc. This would greatly speed the acceptance of earthbag building in Nepal (and probably other countries).
EARTHBAG PUNISH: Main House & Master Suite – Phase III
This is one of the largest earthbag projects in the world: “This video shows us building our main house (14m2 x 14m2, approximately 1700 sq. ft) and our master suite which is comprised of 4 domes each about 5m2; a bedroom, bathroom, walk-in closet and private sitting room.
Byond Shelters for Nepal
As everyone knows, there’s a huge need for low cost shelters in Nepal. One of the most popular designs is the type shown above that’s being used by Byond.org. Shelters like these are fast and easy to erect. It’s interesting to see the wide variety of uses and building details. The recipients finish the end walls using their choice of materials. People are using recycled brick, adobe, wood, stone and bamboo to close the ends at minimal expense, as well as using recycled doors and windows. Details include porch roofs, vent gaps at top of end walls, benches. Some people extend the shelters to include outside laundry and baths. Free metal roofing from the government can be used on these shelters.
$2,500 Tiny House Build & Tour
“The build and tour of a tiny house with a lead lighting geodesic dome window! The 10 square metre tiny house cost around $2,500 to build and was mostly made from recycled materials.”
SuperAdobe Earthbag Tiny House Time Lapse
“A time lapse showing the construction of a SuperAdobe earthbag tiny house! Brought to you by Happen Films, in association with the Simplicity Institute.”