Rethinking the act of building today. Use renewable resources, pollute little, produce virtuous life cycles.
The materials for tomorrow's innovation will be in the image of unborn men: more sober, more durable, meaningful.
A bamboo staircase
A bamboo staircase
The balanced staircase is a key part of the house, it was made of bamboo slats, Sisal, plaster and clay beads. He works in hull. It is carried out without formwork.
Roman heating
by a Hypocaust
In the living room with high ceilings, the hot air at height is sucked in and heats up further as it descends in the double flue. It arrives in the hypocaust floor at high temperature and warms the mass of the floor in a labyrinth of brick and lime. and stone.
Trombe adobe wall
Creation of an adobe wall with construction site soil from Vallauris. Non-load-bearing wall. Thickness 20cm
Rammed earth is a raw earth concrete composed of grains and clay. It provides good inertia and regulates the humidity of the building.
Cob walls
Making a cob on lath. Thickness 8 cm
Earth from a construction site in Vallauris (06).
Mixture of earth, straw, cow dung.
Cob is an excellent support for lime plaster.
The earth being very breathable, it avoids any problem of condensation inside the wooden frame.
