Mud houses
1 10 2008
Tonga Hills, near Bolgatanga, Ghana.
Arge Bam, Bam, Iran
Arge Bam, Bam, Iran
Beehive houses near Al Hamra, Syria
Wanli Changcheng – Jiayu guan
Tradition house in Mahalapye, Botswana
Santa Fe
Saskatchewan sod house – Canada
Sermentizon, Puy-de-Dôme, France
Tomb of the Askias, Mali
Djenné (Mali)
Djinguereber Mosque, timbuktu
Mali – mosque in Djenné
Kibbutz Lotan, Israel
Rancho de Taos New Mexico
Sankore Mosque Timbuktu
Obus House – Architecture of Cameroon
Sa’dah, Yemen
Gordon Laing House, Timbuktu
Houses in Amran, Yemen
Houses in Amran, Yemen
Kibbutz Lotan Israel
Sankore Mosque in Timbuktu
beautiful
Wow… and how are they inside? Warmy, dark?
Thank you–I’ve always loved this type of architecture, but never had the opportunity to view so many varieties.
WOW.. The nature and beauty! The ecology and environmental friendly! I love it
We learned about mud houses in our Social Studies magazine so we wanted to see what different types there are. We were excited to see the different house styles. Does rain get in the windows?
WoW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Cccccccccccccooooooooooolllll!!!!!!!!
WOW. I wouder how they made the mud houses.I just cant emagim how people can made a house of mud.That’s so coooool.
I like mud houses. Those house are Cool!
This is what I want, a cluster of mud houses. it seems I want to make real at my outbound camp accommodation type. it sound good, very unique and the only one at my country at Indonesia.
I would like to design a mudhouse in the farm house at New Delhi India
Beautiful houses are mud
And live in a matter of convenience and pleasure
I lived where I start my days are beautiful
I hope to come back and go back to live in like
Thank you for this beautiful photos