tuzle:
There is one video I do watch on YouTube on 2 guys. They build fine structures from just local material gotten from the surrounding. There was one they built a resort with mode and palm leaves, made an underground bath house and use bamboo to connect water from a river nearby. Like those guys are just so artistic. I can't remember the name of the channel.

Rossikk:


Fantastic.

This is how we would have been building our houses by now without the colonial invasion.

And do you know that you don't need AC or fans in mud-built houses?

There is a natural cooling effect it has.

tuzle:
There is one video I do watch on YouTube on 2 guys. They build fine structures from just local material gotten from the surrounding. There was one they built a resort with mode and palm leaves, made an underground bath house and use bamboo to connect water from a river nearby. Like those guys are just so artistic. I can't remember the name of the channel.

Kemistri3:
This house was built entirely with mud🔥🔥😍


What are your thoughts? Drop them below

Source: CK Construction Kenya

Kemistri3:
This house was built entirely with mud🔥🔥😍


What are your thoughts? Drop them below

Source: CK Construction Kenya

javaguru:

Cement too do have cracks

Rossikk:


Fantastic.

This is how we would have been building our houses by now without the colonial invasion.

And do you know that you don't need AC or fans in mud-built houses?

There is a natural cooling effect it has.

tuzle:
There is one video I do watch on YouTube on 2 guys. They build fine structures from just local material gotten from the surrounding. There was one they built a resort with mud and palm leaves, made an underground bath house and use bamboo to connect water from a river nearby. Like those guys are just so artistic. I can't remember the name of the channel.

YoungBlackRico:
Baked clay bricks are actually more durable than the normal more, but also a bit expensive.

Rossikk:


Fantastic.

This is how we would have been building our houses by now without the colonial invasion.

And do you know that you don't need AC or fans in mud-built houses?

There is a natural cooling effect it has.

christejames:
Let's go back to our ancient architecture or modernize it like this... ☺



I don't even know what our architectural students are being taught in our universities 😏, nothing exceptional in their designs, always that 'square design' with 'send down the rain rooftop' that is prominent at almost every estate in the country




You guys can do better, be more creative abeg, architecture is more of an art, and arts are unique representation of life, so guard it!

christejames:




I don't even know what our architectural students are being taught in our universities 😏, nothing exceptional in their designs, always that 'square design' with 'send down the rain rooftop

tuzle:
There is one video I do watch on YouTube on 2 guys. They build fine structures from just local material gotten from the surrounding. There was one they built a resort with mud and palm leaves, made an underground bath house and use bamboo to connect water from a river nearby. Like those guys are just so artistic. I can't remember the name of the channel.

PedoBear:



Loyola not the one in IB

hkidola00:
not sure, but i think that video has been dbunked as false.how can you use hand

christejames:
Let's go back to our ancient architecture or modernize it like this... ☺



I don't even know what our architectural students are being taught in our universities 😏, nothing exceptional in their designs, always that 'square design' with 'send down the rain rooftop' that is prominent at almost every estate in the country




You guys can do better, be more creative abeg, architecture is more of an art, and arts are unique representation of life, so guard it!

JASONjnr:
Hard to believe.

Because mud houses usually have cracks and vents on the walls.

But I believe this was mixed with cement to hold it firm.


And, it's absolutely beautiful.

Would pass for a tourist attraction.

JASONjnr:
Hard to believe.

Because mud houses usually have cracks and vents on the walls.

But I believe this was mixed with cement to hold it firm.


And, it's absolutely beautiful.

Would pass for a tourist attraction.

tuzle:
There is one video I do watch on YouTube on 2 guys. They build fine structures from just local material gotten from the surrounding. There was one they built a resort with mud and palm leaves, made an underground bath house and use bamboo to connect water from a river nearby. Like those guys are just so artistic. I can't remember the name of the channel.