build your own High Quality, Low cost AirCrete Home

5/28/2016

Upcoming WorkshopsLearn to build beautiful fiber reinforced AirCrete structures. AirCrete is a low cost ecological building material that is easy to make. It is water-proof, fire-proof, insect-proof and easy to work with. When AC is reinforced with fiber it is strong enough to withstand an earthquake.
All over the world individuals, relief organizations, eco-villages, sustainable development sites and many other projects are asking to use our building methods. To answer the call we need to train people.
We are launching a series of workshops in Hawaii starting June 25th.
For more information click here - Domegaia Workshops

Watch this video about AirCrete dome building

This video explains how we built Steve Areen's famous dome at The Gibran Center in Thailand. It demonstrates the amazing qualities of AirCrete and how you can make AirCrete yourself.
We've made a lot of progress since publishing this video. And we'll be sharing more about that in future blog posts. So stay tuned!

7 Comments

Tom woolf link

5/4/2017 09:20:17 am

Just wondering if you have had experience with your aircrete being brittle and, if so, how do you deal with it?

Hajjar link

5/4/2017 10:10:50 am

We finish the outer surface with a thin layer of stucco and reinforcing fabric. This works very well to produce a crack proof surface and very strong structure. You can also reinforce AirCrete by adding fiber to the mixture. PVA fiber works especially well. Here's a link to one fabric we use, https://www.apoc.com/products/roof-reinforcements-firm-polyester-reinforcing-fabric-apoc-482f
Polyester weed control fabric works well too. Many other fabric bond well to AirCrete, you can use hemp but it is more expensive and probably won't last as long.

Sid Bennett

5/13/2017 04:40:02 pm

I live in Colorado Springs at 6500 ft elevation and the winter can get down to -20 degrees Fahrenheit-- will air crete shrink and crack?

Paul and Lisa Murray link

7/22/2017 12:22:16 pm

We live in northern Wisconsin with similar temps and we would like to know more about winterizing as well please. Also, what is the possibility of using aircrete for a rectangle structures? Thank you

Todd Sutton link

10/4/2017 10:33:01 am

I just wondered how much would it cost to build a 3 bedroom 2bath house with a kitchen and living room

Patrick Eickenroth link

11/19/2017 10:15:45 pm

Wonderful low cost, energy efficient,easy to build housing.

Az Mumtaz

12/17/2019 12:39:56 am

We are wanting to build a new home totally out of Aircrete composites maybe using hemp fibre.
We therefore would like to know about your workshops but we are based in New Zealand.
Warm regards Az

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