Hempcrete Construction

In the face of accelerating climate change and its impact on our planet, the urgency to adopt sustainable building practices has never been greater. While modern construction materials have dominated […]

Welcome, esteemed readers, to an all-encompassing exploration of Hempcrete—a remarkable building material that is reshaping the construction industry. In this comprehensive blog post, we will uncover the captivating applications of

In today’s world, where the environment is under increasing pressure, adopting an eco-friendly lifestyle has become an urgent necessity. Living in harmony with nature not only helps protect our planet

Yangrima EcoLodge, Nepal In tropical and Asian countries, such as India, Nepal, Thailand, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and beyond, the reliance on air conditioning (AC) and heaters to combat discomfort in

Traditional Stone House in Nepal. Credit: Jon G. Fuller / NaturePhoto As the world becomes more environmentally conscious, sustainable living and building practices have become more popular. Natural building materials

Are you looking to build a new home or renovate an existing building in Nepal? If so, you may want to consider using hempcrete as your building material of choice.

The modern-day construction material choices have made building simple yet very complex. We need to and we should want to transition into building with natural materials. Once we understand the

This is a detailed presentation on Hempcrete in context of Nepal. Right from its name, the technicalities and right into the depth of this ancient, modern, super-performing, sustainable material’s building technology. 

In context of the Post-Eqrthquake 2015 housing reconstruction in rural Nepal through alternative building technology. Organized by Hiroshima University, The University of Texas at Austin, Institute of Engineering, Tribhuvan University,