Me too. If you know the cost? Please inform

Nepalis the one of the oldest country on the world and still 15/20,000 yrs old city is safe and in same map as well as design preserved by Nepal government and reconstructed by using local material and mud in its own orginal design as well as orginal nepali traditional techniques Following the ancient architecture formula Cowdong water red mud clay wood bamboo banana leafs hey And chaku ( nepali herbal sweets which provide heatness and little amount of grain floor The nepali mud building system is based in wall ,interlock and airflow system and the land is non-agricultural with hard rock layed Kritipur panauti sanukhu etc are still preserved and timed to timed reconstructed still safe 15/29 000 yrs old nepali civilization deckeared by us UK European scientists all were deckeared the part of world heritage sites and open museum

I would like to requist intire world to once again utilize the safe building system for conservation of nature and better life as well of health of whole humanity Each year millions of indian 1000 of srilsnkan other south Asian and 100 of team of asian European nation came to Nepal for research of such house and medical herbal mixture and brick of building in Nepal still carpets and other material like chair table is in traditional look and tratitionsl technique which has good demand in Europe and american nation Let move toward new beggining of era

A project like this can take anywhere from 8-18 months. Depends on procurement, management, and Nepal.

@@christopherdeegan4106 with how many people working on the project. How many employees would be needed? And around how much would it cost in dollars and also how many years does the building last before it falls apart. What is the chance of the mudfalling apart and crushing people inside?

@@eeforest7122 Send me your email, we can discuss there if you like.

@@eeforest7122 Of course it depends on the team and the competency of the team. The more people, the more skill, the faster the work. Manpower is obviously variable. In Nepal Rammed Earth costs about $45 per square foot of interior construction - again this depends on the contractor's fee (bad managers cost more $$), and the site - location to materials such as clay, sand, aggregate, etc. These rammed earth buildings will be here when we die. A conservative design like this one (square, symmetrical) is very strong in seismic conditions.

@@christopherdeegan4106 can we discuss about it😊

Yes Sir, this is rammed earth house with wood and bamboo composite walls structure for internal wall structure.

Sure is! I did the original drawings for these buildings, and the composite wall structure was something that I cooked up since the clay walls are beautiful but need a tad bit of reinforcement. =)

@@christopherdeegan4106 what country are you in?

@@eeforest7122 I'm in Nepal atm! Would you like to connect over email?

@@christopherdeegan4106 i am from africa and find this interesting, are the plans open source by any chance?

Thank you Sathi

Thank you so much Nisha

Thank you

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