
Field Notes
Rammed Earth at Kommetjie: Seasonal Shifts in a Colonial Cabin
This piece examines the reinterpretation of rammed earth in a Colonial Caribbean-influenced beach cabin near Kommetjie, Cape Town, focusing on its seasonal adaptation.
17 Aug 2026

Details That Matter
Aït Benhaddou: Dry-Stone Vernacular and the Ethics of Revival
Examining the dry-stone masonry of Aït Benhaddou, this piece explores the ethical considerations and practicalities of preserving and adapting heritage structures in Morocco.
15 Aug 2026

Architect Minds
Copenhagen’s Black Earth: Mughal Tiles and Rammed Earth Colour
Exploring a contemporary research centre in Copenhagen where the deliberate choice of black ceramic tiles and pigmented rammed earth shapes its aesthetic and functional narrative.
10 Aug 2026

Future Living
Rammed Earth Retreat: A Highlands Hammam Reimagined with Critical Regionalism
A contemporary hammam in the Scottish Highlands demonstrates how critical regionalism and rammed earth construction can create architecture deeply rooted in place.
22 Jul 2026

Global Icons
Rammed Earth Formwork: Precision in Vienna's Carbon Pavilion
Rammed earth, an ancient construction method, finds new purpose in the precision formwork for a carbon-fibre exhibition pavilion in Vienna, influencing perception and experience.
20 Jul 2026

Adaptive Reuse
Cape Cod's Gothic Dacha: Reimagining a Russian Vernacular
This piece explores the adaptive reuse of a Gothic-era Russian dacha on Cape Cod, examining its material transformation and the integration of hand-forged ironwork. The project emphasizes regional vernaculars and the sensory experience of built space.
16 Jul 2026

Architect Minds
Rammed Earth Cabins: Climate Cost of Rajasthani Coastal Construction
Rammed earth (pisé) offers a low-carbon alternative for coastal construction in a conceptual Renaissance Rajasthan, addressing embodied carbon and material lifecycle concerns through its localized sourcing and inherent thermal properties.
27 Jun 2026
