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Posted on July 17, 2004 by admin

Rammed Earth From the University of Utah

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University of Utah architecture graduate students, under the direction of Adjunct Architecture Professor Hank Louis, built a new home for Rosie Joe and her family in Bluff, Utah, a small town located in the San Juan River Valley. The rammed earth house will be dedicated in a Navajo ceremony on Sunday, July 18, at noon. The architecture work with the American Indians in San Juan County is part of the College of Architecture + Planning’s Design Build Studio. Photo courtesy of College of Architecture + Planning. [via]

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