It’s not just about using rammed earth as a sustainable material, it is also a living experience in a special relationship with the surrounding environment.
Quarrying and transporting the raw material to the site has the corresponding energy consumption. Using on-site material can lessen the energy consumed and, the process of excavating and obtaining it, leaves a void. So, why not using that void to place the house? And having, at the same time, the feeling of being hugged, protected by nature?
In the inside, one only space where functions are distributed in levels. And openings are dissimilar, in size and position, having different approaches to the outside.
