Category Quick Links
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Natural Building
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Modular Design
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Nest
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Wabi-Sabi
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Insulation
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Ventilation
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Tiny House
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Sacred Geometry
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Sacred Architecture
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Center
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Shelterbelt
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Homeostasis
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Home
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Building Code
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Design DNA
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Thermal Mass
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Place Attachment
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Window
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Roof Pitch
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Foundation
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Hearth
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Shelter as Nervous System
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Threshold
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Cradle-to-Cradle
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Sacred Space
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Living Roof
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Load-Bearing
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Ecolodge
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Biophilic Design
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Thatched Roof
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Cob
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Definition
A natural building material made from subsoil, water, fibrous organic material (typically straw), and sometimes lime.
Interpretation
Mud with memory. Cob is ancient, sculptable, alive. It invites hands to shape walls like potters shape vessels — each curve telling a story. It is building as embodiment.
Living Invitation
Touch soil or clay today. Imagine shaping it into a wall that holds laughter, warmth, silence, and sleep. What would it feel like to live inside something you made by hand?