Cob Houses

A cob house is an earthen building that uses a mixture of clay, sand, straw, and sometimes gravel. Cob house builders shape the mix by hand and let it dry

Check out all of these inspiring Bohemian exteriors of self-sustaining homes that blend creativity with eco-friendly living.

Wow, I was not expecting that at all. 😯 Shalina Luna and Ben Griffith had their kids’ futures in mind. They bought a lot in Ignacio, Colorado, thinking that they would build a house for their children in that land once they turned 18, and Joli Galvan had just turned of age for her new home. The couple made an off-the-grid house using straw bales covered in cob on a 34×17-foot concrete slab. Cob is a mixture of clay, sand, straw, and water, and it’s fireproof.

Embark on a journey of discovery as we delve into the Cob House Pros and Cons. These earthy, environmentally-conscious structures are making waves in the sustainable living scene. We're here to explore their unique qualities, potential challenges, and what makes them a compelling choice for eco-conscious architects.

Discover stunning exterior ideas for earth sheltered homes that seamlessly blend with nature while keeping your house stylish and energy-efficient.

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Cob houses are a type of natural building constructed from a mixture of soil, sand, straw, and water. They are beautiful and sustainable.

If you're looking to build an eco-friendly and sustainable home, a cob house might be the perfect choice.

Cob houses are very dear to me. Having a degree in architecture does not mean that all of us fancy reflecting facades, huge steel structures and skyscrapers braking the height record of one another…