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CORGANIXS: Disaster Resistant ISBU/Earthbag Homes

Natural Building Blog Posted on June 2, 2011 by Kelly HartJune 2, 2011

Anyone watching the news can’t help but notice the large number of devastating natural disasters that have been going on. One of the greatest needs in the world is disaster-resistant housing – houses that can hold up against hurricanes, earthquakes, … Continue reading →

Posted in Building Styles, Climate, Design, Economics, Filling Bags, Introduction, Structural aspects | Tagged Alex Klein, container, container housing, disaster resistant, earthbag, earthbag building, earthbag construction, earthbag home, earthbag house, earthquake, flood, hurricane, ISBU, resistant, sand bag, storm resistant, tornado | 10 Replies

More Earthbag Houses in Pakistan

Natural Building Blog Posted on March 14, 2011 by Kelly HartMarch 14, 2011

Today’s post is from a group in Pakistan who’s building flood resistant houses. “Sir, the size of the structure is 20 feet by 12 feet. We have given a buttress on the back wall. We dug an 18 inch trench … Continue reading →

Posted in Climate, Design, Economics, Filling Bags, Introduction, Structural aspects | Tagged earthbag, earthbag building, earthbag construction, earthbag home, earthbag house, flood, flood resistant, Pakistan, sand bag | 9 Replies

Flood and Earthquake Resistant Earthbag Foundations in Pakistan

Natural Building Blog Posted on November 24, 2010 by Kelly HartNovember 24, 2010

As you may well know, the recent floods in Pakistan destroyed or damaged 2 million homes, affecting 20 million people. PAKSBAB, an NGO building strawbale houses in Pakistan, uses gravel-filled earthbag foundations to protect their houses from water damage. To … Continue reading →

Posted in Design, Economics, Emergency Shelter, Foundations, History, Introduction, Structural aspects, Testing | Tagged earthbag, earthbag building, earthbag construction, earthbag foundations, earthbag home, earthbag house, earthquake, earthquake resistant, earthquake test, flood, flood resistant, Pakistan, PAKSBAB, sand bag, seismic, seismic test, shake table | 7 Replies

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