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Wednesday, April 8, 2009
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Walk the journey with us as we build a contemporary, environmentally-friendly house in the
City of Falls Church, Virginia.
"Erdhaus" is German for "earth house" which represents one of the coolest aspects of the home -- we're using the dirt from the property to create compressed earth bricks, which become the exterior walls of the house.
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