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Earth
Earthen construction involves using natural materials like mud, clay, sand, and organic fibers to build sustainable structures. These materials are often formed into bricks or mixed together to create walls and other architectural elements, harnessing their natural properties for thermal regulation and environmental harmony. Earthen construction is a traditional building technique practiced worldwide for its affordability, sustainability, and cultural significance.
Mud Brick Walls
Mud bricks have been used in construction for centuries due to their sustainability and cost-effectiveness. Made from clay, sand, water, and often straw, they are molded and sun-dried. Known for their excellent thermal properties, mud bricks provide natural insulation for comfortable indoor temperatures. Environmentally friendly, they require minimal energy to produce and can be recycled back into the earth. This traditional material remains popular for its durability and low environmental impact.
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