Beautiful!!

Would love to see a house built for high wet humid areas

Do you have any picture example of these that you described?

@Keith Corona where in the world is this?

Thank you for this video, Alex! When I was looking into how to make pottery from regular clay out in the wild thay you could forage, one of the method they suggested to tell if you had any clay in your backyard was to fill a jar up about halfway with your soil, put water in it and let it sit. And anything that was left at the bottom is essentially your clay percentage in your soil. is this an accurate way to tell as well? Also, as a follow-up question, how many inches do you have to dig in order to find this clay?

1. I would love to see an informational video about what types of mixed recipes and what specific types of earth in building suit different parts of the world or I guess rather different habitats of the world. 2. would love to see, if it’s not in there already, how to make a two-story cob home and how to put in the correct support. Was thinking about using more natural supports like regular tree trunks. Would love some information about what types of supports are best for different mixes and styles. 3. I’ve heard that using lime plaster can be dangerous when you’re applying so I would love to have an instructional section of how to appropriately use tools and mixes safely. What equipment to use while applying them, or how to cure them. 4. Something that’s along the line of debunking myths about cob or earth and housing. If anything I’ve said in here is in the class already then thank you so much! I haven’t taken a chance to look at it yet because in super busy with life. But I will take a chance to look at it over the summer.