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I don't quite understand what they mean by the term “humane” architecture. I see that is has low carbon footprint, is made of local materials. But is that what
by mort1merp0 5y ago
I don't quite understand what they mean by the term “humane” architecture.
I see that is has low carbon footprint, is made of local materials. But is that what they are defining as "humane" architecture?
- ratsforhorses 5y agoI suppose one might consider the aspect that with ciment a lot of sand is used, which is a bane on the rivers (in Africa) causing terrible devastation... beyond that just the back breaking work of building a home ...seems much more "humane" if done by these methods...