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What is an earthen floor and why should you consider one?
If you have ever taken a step – especially with bare feet – on an earthen floor, you would probably have felt the difference...

How to come up with a design brief for using sustainable materials
What is a design brief? A brief, or a design brief, is a very common document that many architects, designers and even builders will ask...

Natural Building Resources list #1
We’ve been compiling lists and hard drives for years of valuable resources for all natural building – whether you are looking into strawbale, cob or...

Inaugural Natural Building Stage and Tent at Off Grid Living Festival a Success!
Over the weekend of the 6-7th of April Natural Building Australia brought together a variety of designers, architects, builders and natural materials professionals in a...

Program Launched for Natural Building Stage at Off Grid Living Festival!
Come and Join In The Natural Building Fun this year at Australia’s Premier Sustainability Festival We’re really excited to present a dedicated weekend devoted to...

Vastu architecture and natural materials
Recently I visited the hemp building project underway in Campbell’s Creek in central Victoria being built by Aman and her husband, and led by experienced...

Sustainable Building 101 Webinar Series launched!
Forming part of the National Sustainable Living Festival coming up in February 2024, Natural Building Australia has launched a 4-session webinar series devoted to all...

An overview: lime renders, earth plasters, washes and tadelakt
It’s becoming clearer that individual actions, particularly across the housing and building sectors, can have marked impacts on the embodied carbon of our lifestyles and...

Passive Cooling – What we can learn from the tropics
When we think about passive cooling what do we mean? In our previous blog we highlighted the principles of passive design which include orientation, insulation,...

Building Material of the Month: Mud brick
Most people have heard of the term ‘mud-brick’ houses, in fact they are one of the most famous in the southern states of Australia. It’s...
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