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Adobe Builder News
Adobe building information portal site. Producers of the Earthbuilders Encyclopedia CD-ROM, a 300-page reference of earth construction. Also has information about the Southwest Solar Adobe School, building codes, and a general introduction to earth structures. |
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Allen & Pats Earthship
Information about Earthship construction, alternative housing, rammed earth, old worn out tires, aluminum cans, solar energy, renewables, recycling, sustainablity, and clean living. |
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CalEarth Forum
The California Institute of Earth Art and Architecture. |
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Davis Caves
Underground and earth sheltered home builder. Based in Illinois, will build anywhere in the US. |
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Defco
Manufacturers of the Blockmaker mobile block-making machine. Includes cost comparision with standard block construction and adobe building codes. |
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Earth-Sheltered Buildings
Specialist company who has developed a fully factory built system for earth-sheltered construction manufactured largely from sustainable and recycled materials. Based in UK. |
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Earthship Building Process
Great pictures of an Earthship being built near Durango, Colorado. The site takes you from the beginning of the building to the end of the process. |
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Earthship Internet Community
Guide to the Earthship community. Resource information, news, seminar schedules, members-only knowledge-base, discussion forums, and construction information. |
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Make it Mudbricks
South Eastern New South Wales manufacturer of puddled mud bricks that are CSIRO approved for load bearing and post and beam style homes. Australia base. |
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Oskam
Dutch manufacturer of compressed earth block machines. Site in Dutch and English. |
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Rammed Earth Development (Arizona)
Designs and builds rammed earth and adobe houses in Tucson and Southern Arizona. Information about design, general contracting, and wall ramming services. |
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Rammed Earth Works
Information on PIS?, a rammed earth construction technique developed by David Easton. |
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