House with cardboard paper: Built in 1 day, using 100 years to fail
Probably no one thought cardboard paper was the right material for construction. However, when looking through the house below, you have to think again.
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Probably no one thought cardboard paper was the right material for construction. However, when looking through the house below, you have to think again.
Norris Palmer and Austin Ortega high school students had a great idea to solve the homeless problem.
You will have a lovely garden corner without using the soil and can be arranged anywhere in the house.
A company in Hawaii earlier this month introduced a unique one-column home design that combines a tiny house and a tree house.
This unique house will help people in the Central region reduce their worries about the rainy season.
The idea of taking advantage of rubble, macadam, debris, ... from the rubble in natural disasters to turn them into concrete helps increase construction industry produ…
Dust, insects, bacteria ... cannot penetrate into the house due to the filter
Students of Hanoi National University of Civil Engineering have successfully designed multi-purpose houses, semi-mobile, get ideas from Red River fish rafts, helping peo…
Using coconut shells to make light concrete for building materials is the solution of Nguyen Tan Khoa (studying MSc in construction major at Sejong University, Korea).
Experts say that it is possible to prevent and kill harmful insects with substances found in food and everyday items to protect the health and keep the environment clean.
According to the Project Management Board of the Biogas Program for the Animal Husbandry Sector in Vietnam (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development), by the end of…
For the past 20 years, black beetle has
Stability to ensure housing safety for people in flood and storm areas is always a concern of the government and people.
Paula Sunshine, a British builder, came up with a great method, which is to use human hair to replace cow fur to create a mixed mortar for plastering.