Sure, earth walls of various types can be very suitable to tropical climates. I highly recommend avoiding cement. It does not breathe or have flexible properties like an earth wall, not to mention the increased carbon dioxide associated with it. It also will tend to sweat, especially in humid tropical areas, which will cause moisture problems with wood or bamboo materials in contact with it.
Is it suitable for tropical climate? Can we change the mud with cement?
Sure, earth walls of various types can be very suitable to tropical climates.
I highly recommend avoiding cement. It does not breathe or have flexible properties like an earth wall, not to mention the increased carbon dioxide associated with it. It also will tend to sweat, especially in humid tropical areas, which will cause moisture problems with wood or bamboo materials in contact with it.
@@okibibrett interesting, thank you so much