As a significant symbol of human civilization advancement, earth construction not only
inherits traditional architectural culture but also enjoys worldwide popularity and widespread …

Buildings are the largest energy consumers and greenhouse gases emitters, both in the
developed and develo** countries. In continental Europe, the energy use in buildings …

The research objective is the stabilization of soils with natural polymers and fibres to
produce a composite, sustainable, non-toxic and locally sourced building material …

The construction sector is actively working to minimize its embodied energy (EE)
consumption through innovative approaches and sustainable materials, with a particular …

Adobe is one of the oldest and most widely used building materials in the world. It is a
natural building material made from sand, clay, water, and some kind of fibrous or organic …

During the last few years, an increasing interest has been appeared for earth as a building
material. Earth-based materials have been studied because of energy efficiency and …

Anthropogenic activities and climate change have a profound impact on the urban
environment. Therefore, energy conservation is an important subject for city planners. Green …

Alker is a technology which utilizes the use of 8–10% clay in gypsum stabilized earthen
materials in earthen construction. Earthen construction has gained prominence in recent …

The dialectical approach has been established in the management fields to help address
the interdependence of the elements of a system. There is a paradigm shift of regarding …

Widely spread in many countries, earthen architectures bear important and significant
witness to knowledge, building techniques, and technological culture. The preservation of …