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Desert Rain Kitchen
Desert Rain Kitchen

The homeowners were aware that the embodied energy of any construction makes up a substantial part of the total ecological footprint. To that end, they conscientiously sourced local building materials to reduce the house's embodied energy rating. For example, instead of opting for a cement stucco on the home's exterior, local clay and soil were used to create a beautiful exterior plaster that was sourced and mixed on-site.

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Tobias Roberts

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Tobias runs an agroecology farm and a natural building collective in the mountains of El Salvador. He specializes in earthen construction methods and uses permaculture design methods to integrate structures into the sustainability of the landscape.

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