Stone Construction

A traditional building material that is used in many applications. Stone can be obtained locally and worked with hand tools. 

General Resources

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Building with Stone and Earth - Part 1

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Part 1 describes stone building techniques for round buildings.

Bill Holmes, Published by Appropriate Technology Journal on 01/01/01

Building With Stone and Earth - Part 2

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Part 2 covers the stone building techniques for a square building, and describes an alternative 'single skin' wall.

Bill Holmes, Published by Appropriate Technology Journal on 01/01/01

Dry Stone Causeways

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Causeways are a strong, low-cost means of river crossing.

Richard Tufnell, Published by Appropriate Technology Journal on 02/02/02

Spurs and Dykes for Flood Protection

  • Technical Brief
  • English

Spurs and dykes are structures that protect river banks and contain flood waters. They can be built by communities...

Neil Noble, Published by Practical Action on 02/02/02

The Boulder Concept in Building Walls

  • Technical Brief
  • English

This brief was written for BASIN as part of the information resources on low-cost building technologies.

Professor Asher Shadmon, Published by BASIN on 01/01/70

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Publications

From Practical Ation Publishing

Stone

Also see from GATE International

Building with Pumice (pdf)
Author: Klaus Grasser, Gernot Minke
Editor: GTZ-GATE
Year: 1990
Pages: 64

Using Stone for Building: Facts and Fads (pdf)
Author: Asher Shadmon
Editor: GTZ-GATE
Year: 2000
Pages: 6

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