Nigeria's housing deficit is at ~15 million homes and growing. Nigeria's construction industry accounts for ~32% of national energy consumption, mainly due to intense cement use. What if we could address both? Rammed earth construction offers:
Some melodies aren’t just meant to be heard, they can be experienced visually, too. Pachelbel’s “Canon in D” offers a captivating blend of music and visual beauty.
I was fortunate to speak at a seminar about hypertension and diabetics how they are silent killers
After I finished.
they were serving small chops and Coke at the health program
Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! https://t.co/1S87XVFC2T
Let’s talk about rammed earth construction in Nigeria today at 7pm.
I have an interesting lineup of experienced individuals who have practical experience working on rammed earth projects around the globe. You don’t want to miss this!
Two of my favorite clients (who are much more than just clients tbh) in the same picture 😌
Grateful for the path Architecture is taking me on 🙏🏼 and I can’t wait to share what we’re working on
From concept to execution; our first rammed earth furniture prototype is in the works.
The table top is detachable, making the piece modular and easy to move and assemble.
This is a great step towards making rammed earth construction mainstream in Nigeria.
Cc @eLyamus_
@Kwaghkondu@__iffff Rammed earth can’t replicate this exact aesthetic. But it has its own range; curved walls, layered strata, and textured relief that brick can’t replicate either.
At Tubali Earth, we build rammed earth structures across Nigeria and we’d love to work with you on your project.
This retreat is designed as a spatial sequence, using rammed earth walls, shaded porticos and water channels to control privacy, light, and cooling.
Project by: Studio Toggle
Details: https://t.co/BA5plrvBp6