In addition, this material has good thermal insulation properties.
4. Hebel (Lightweight Brick)
Lightweight brick or hebel is increasingly being used as a substitute for red brick.
Besides being lighter, hebel also offers high durability, faster installation, and better insulation capabilities.
5. Mycelium
This mushroom-based material is an innovative alternative building material for home walls.
Mycelium can grow rapidly and form a strong, lightweight, and biodegradable structure.
6. Clay Soil
Clay soil is often used in traditional construction techniques such as clay brick walls or cob houses.
This material absorbs heat during the day and releases it at night, maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature.
7. Ashcrete
Ashcrete is a mixture of fly ash, water, and aggregates that produces environmentally friendly concrete.