Anna Heringer Architecture designed three hostels handcrafted from bamboo, rammed earth and stones to showcase locally sourced materials.
Many cities and countrysides are home to old, abandoned buildings—from warehouses to lighthouses to churches. Adaptive reuse offers a way to breathe new life into abandoned historic structures.
The rammed earth domes in this sustainable project are made from superadobe. Called Majara, the domes will be used for sustainable tourism.
Architects Equipo de Arquitectura designed their own office using rammed earth, recycled glass and formwork wood.
The rammed earth counter is inset with coloured stone fragments and topped with tiles using a mixture of mud and earth so they can be re-used
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