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In the world of sustainable building practices, innovative techniques often arise from necessity. One fascinating method used in regions like Iran involves filling sandbags with mud to create sturdy, energy-efficient structures. This approach not only showcases traditional construction ingenuity but also helps keep interiors cool in extreme temperatures. As we explore modern construction methods, let's embrace the potential of combining contemporary technology with time-honored practices. What are your thoughts on these innovative building techniques? Weathertex Paul Michael Jason O'Hagan #SustainableBuilding #Innovation #TraditionalMethods #CoolingSolutions

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Ranjit, it’s great to see your thoughts on this topic. I completely agree — traditional materials are often underestimated, though they have great potential. I really like the construction technology using ‘eco-panels,’ where the panel is made of a wooden frame, and the interior is filled with compressed straw under high pressure. This creates very energy-efficient walls. In Europe, passive energy houses are built using this technology. I’ll soon describe this technology in detail in an article, as our company has experience in constructing such houses. As for sandbags filled with mud, it’s an effective method. It’s hard to imagine how to use it in modern homes in a way that also looks aesthetic, but from an energy efficiency standpoint, it sounds convincing.

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