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Furman + Keil Architects
“Rammed Earth Ranch Glass Door Entry”
“named Rammed Earth Ranch in Austin, Texas, is the renovation of an old barn constructed of the material. As architects Furman + Keil attest, "The conversion treats the rammed earth walls with respect, touching them delicately and constructing multi-level living quarters inside the larger volume." A new”
“in the rammed earth exterior certainly indicates that something new is happening.”
Rammed Earth: Old Meets New in Hybrid Material
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Jennie Hunt
“timber, earth and dark clouds on a stormy day.” says Melinda.
Photo: Jennie Hunt © 2012 Houzz”
“called rammed earth. Rammed earth buildings are common in dry regions where wood is scarce. They're constructed from a mixture of earth, with proportions of sand, gravel and clay, often with a stabiliser (cement).”
“timber, earth and dark clouds on a stormy day,” Woodyard says.”
“2. An eco-friendly retreat in the bushland. Traveling to the other side of the island, this lovely home is in the bushland, on the northern outskirts of Perth. The construction is rammed earth and was designed for maximum energy efficiency”
Jeni Lee
“space, ram rock wall, small banner of Moroccan tile”
“The bathroom shares a rammed-earth wall with the entrance hall. Fixtures and fittings were kept simple to keep costs down and stay in line with an efficient design ethos. The space is as small as possible while still being incredibly functional.”
“shares a rammed-earth wall with the entrance hall. Fixtures and fittings were kept simple to keep costs down and stay in line with an efficient design ethos. The space is as small as possible while still being incredibly functional. The light and fan have a motion sensor and timer.Handmade Moroccan tiles”
Blasen Landscape Architecture
“rammed earth deeply finished exterior wall and walk way to enterance. http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/601350/list/Rammed-Earth--Old-Meets-New-in-Hybrid-Material”
“Rammed earth wall around”
“character of rammed earth walls; its color, its texture, and the signs of its making.”
“concrete? Or rammed earth?”
“rammed-earth wall...rammed earth”
Kendle Design Collaborative
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Last comment "Fire Place, Rammed Earth, View, Water, Tall covered outdoor space"
Last comment "Fire Place, Rammed Earth, View, Water, Tall covered outdoor space"
“using rammed earth, concrete, copper, glass and steel. Photo credit: Rick Brazil”
“Place, Rammed Earth, View, Water, Tall covered outdoor space”
“Like the "beefy", large solid ("rammed earth") wall”
“space with rammed earth”
“rammed earth wall 1...rammed earth wall...rammed earth”
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Last comment "function and form in a small kitchen. The light wood and windows create comfort and privacy. Open"
Last comment "function and form in a small kitchen. The light wood and windows create comfort and privacy. Open"
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“into the rammed earth wall. Contemporary rammed earth walls are hybrids of old and new techniques, so reinforcing and supplementary structure can be used to frame openings that traditional techniques would not otherwise allow.”
“Rammed Earth deeply finished kitchen”
“? rammed earth into kitchen”
“rammed earth”
Jeni Lee
“and the rammed-earth walls," Thomas says. This is supplemented by a few hours of underfloor heating each day, supplied by solar-heated hot water pipes inside the concrete slab (hydronic underfloor heating). The result is a very comfortable living temperature through winter.”
“and the rammed-earth walls," Thomas says. This is supplemented by a few hours of underfloor heating each day, supplied by solar-heated hot water pipes inside the concrete slab (hydronic underfloor heating). The result is a very comfortable living temperature through winter. The house has no active cooling”
“slab and rammed-earth walls to soak up the heat, which keeps temperature inside down," says Thomas.”
Kendle Design Collaborative
“using earth, concrete, glass, steel and light.”
“Sure, use rammed earth rather than cement like I did :) The rammed earth in this photo has only 5% concrete, some color and the rest is earth from the site. A similar look might be achievable using concrete with integral color and a form liner. You might also look at board formed concrete and see if that”
