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Tag: wall

Posted on August 3, 2014

Experiencia MUVA

Using concrete and mud bricks, architects Solanito Benítez, Gloria Cabral, María Rovea y Ricardo Sargiotti have constructed a unique wall by hastening the erosion of the mud by washing it away once the concrete mortar had cured, leaving voids in the places where mud bricks were set.

More information on the project at platforma Arquitectura.

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