I’ve always been interested in strawbale houses. But only recently have cob houses started to interest me. They’re amazingly beautiful. Here are some links, if you’re interested in figuring out what cob is all about:
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really pretty house. I have been very interested in straw houses, I saw some beautiful ones in a magazine, including a beautiful Montessori school. I have never heard of cob as a building material-wow.
thanks for sharing
You could make a cob playhouse in your backyard! How cute!
I’ve always been the a fan of this kind of house. A peaceful and quiet surroundings for our children is a treasure for us. According to http://www.buysomaonline.ca articles that those houses are great for our health because of the natural fresh air that are beneficial for people in the city.