LEHM TON ERDE
MARTIN RAUCH
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Projects
Workshop Rauch
Workshop Rauch
1
1
Residential house Rauch
Residential house Rauch
2
2
House M.
3
House R.
House R.
4
4
House L.
House L.
5
5
LKH Feldkirch
LKH Feldkirch
6
6
Congress center
Congress center
7
7
Noise reduction wall
Noise reduction wall
8
8
City garden
City garden
9
9
Cemetery Wil
Cemetery Wil
10
10
Cemetery St. Gerold
Cemetery St. Gerold
11
11
Cemetery Schlins
Cemetery Schlins
12
12
Cemetery Batschuns
Cemetery Batschuns
13
13
Cemetery Fluntern
Cemetery Fluntern
14
14
Cemetery Hergiswil
Cemetery Hergiswil
15
15
Chapel of Reconciliation
Chapel of Reconciliation
16
16
Zoological Garden
Zoological Garden
17
17
Print shop Gugler
Print shop Gugler
18
18
UVEK Bern
UVEK Bern
19
19
Vineyard La Raia
Vineyard La Raia
20
20
Warehouses St. Gallen
Warehouses St. Gallen
21
21
Busstation Thüringen
Busstation Thüringen
22
22
Atelier Gassner
Atelier Gassner
23
23
Sihlhölzli Zürich
Sihlhölzli Zürich
24
24
KUB/Earthwall/Biennale
KUB/Earthwall/Biennale
25
25
Church Riem
Church Riem
26
26
Lehmo furnaces
Lehmo furnaces
27
27
Low Cost Housing Africa
Low Cost Housing Africa
28
28
Living Tebogo
Living Tebogo
29
29
Handmade School
Handmade School
30
30
Kindergarten Baya
Kindergarten Baya
31
31
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House M. 1993-1996, Rankweil A
Constructor Eduard&Kathrin Mathies, Rankweil A
Architect Mag. Architekt Robert Felber, Wien A, Martin Rauch, Schlins A
Builder Lehm Ton Erde Martin Rauch, Schlins
Eduard und Kathrin Mathies, Rankweil A

The commitment of the constructors enabled the implementation of a consistently planned rammed earth building. The foundations and the basement walls are done in reinforced concrete. The outer walls of the ground floor are 63 cm thick and in Pisee technique. They were made from the excavation material of the construction site, mixed with brick chippings. All inside and outside faces were not plastered and left in a natural state. On top of the walls, which are strongly structured and interrupted through wide openings on the footprints, lays the first floor in a wood stilt construction. This floor is filled in with light earthen cladding. The excavation material was further used as a filling material for the intermediate ceiling and finishing details.