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Category: South/North Korea

Posted on December 7, 2006

Rammed Earth South Korea

Rammed Earth South Korea is a new blog with some curious rammed earth sculptures.

Posted on October 24, 2006

Earth Construction in Korea

If only we could read Korean as this site seems to focus on traditional and experimental earth building techniques. You can translate the first page with babelfish but to navigate through the blog from the original page, scroll to the bottom and click the numbers. [ via ]

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