Building stone

Rubb Masonry This is used for rough work, such as foundations, backing, etc., and although frequently consist-ing of common field stone, quarried stone should be used where possible, as better bondin...

We’ve officially been “moved in” for around ten days now, and I couldn’t forget to document the house in its’ early stages before we slowly transform it into our home! Watch below for a complete room by room tour: If you’re brand new to the party—a quick backstory: We purchased this property in February 2018, […]

(strawbales using an expensive conventional foundation and roof making not alot of sense for me and not even saving money much of the time by what I hear) Heck you could almost put stick built walls up to save time (as earthbags are a big cost in time and hassle per cubic foot filled whereas the walls are the cheapest by comparison to roof/foundation) and things like that is almost what i'm now thinking. Why aren't we already doing this?

Alex lives in Northern Illinois and is building a hovel tiny house. The Hovel is a 481 cubic foot house, built from local stone and some salvaged materials. It is a very unique structure and I’m looking forward to seeing Alex complete it. Alex is trying to raise some funds to get the hovel winterized

Portuguese architect Tiago Sousa has renovated the remains of a traditional house in Romarigães by inserting a brick volume into an existing stone shell.

A master waller shares how to dry-lay stone walls that hold their ground for centuries.

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Nice!! (if you look under my thread busy summer you can see a fieldstone shed im making also). The shape of the stone you are using is one that I have come...