Thanks to everyone for your support and encouragement these past few months; we couldn’t have done it without you.

After working on his SuperAdobe building for years, Mark passed final inspection and is excited to call his dome, home. Learn about his journey and how he turned his dream into a reality!

After participating in an apprenticeship program at CalEarth, Davide was excited to take his new-found SuperAdobe knowledge back to Italy. Learn about Davide’s domes and also his affinity for using...

By using their backgrounds in fine art and knowledge of SuperAdobe, Laura Smith and Caitlin Deane created a sculpture garden at CalEarth in 2015 that fosters community, interaction, and conversation. 

We have reached our first fundraising goal! Since launching this campaign, we have received 675 individual donations totaling $49,898! 

CalEarth was recently featured in the BBC's 'Future,' stories that range from health to psychology, climate change to technology.

Ayal built with SuperAdobe in Costa Rica and Puerto Rico and continues to teach, build and advocate. Learn more about his extraordinary buildings below!

Tucked away in Joshua Tree, CA, lies Bonita Domes a luxurious private home studio retreat. Owned, designed and built by Drum Medicine Woman, Lisa Starr, Bonita Domes is a model of SuperAdobe techno...

Yesterday, president of CalEarth, Dastan Khalili and consulting civil engineer Vicki Gray presented to the International Code Council (ICC) and received approval to develop evaluation criteria and ...

Big thank you to Voice of America for visiting us at CalEarth!

CalEarth is committed to helping residents affected by the California wildfires by providing online classes and books free of charge.

Don't miss CalEarth at "Art Beyond the Canvas" from November 2-14, 2018 at The Container Yard in downtown LA!

Check out this amazing new documentary about CalEarth. Thank you Tastemade and film director Tracy Wares and the whole crew for pulling this together. 

CalEarth alum Owen Ingley took a workshop in 2009 and has been working to promote SuperAdobe in Puerto Rico for the last 8 years.

Check out this amazing video from Oxfam in the Middle East-- a SuperAdobe project built by refugees in the Za’atari Refugee Camp in Jordan. 

CalEarth is looking for a communications manager to join our team (remotely!) for about 10-20 hours per month.

Thanks to Jungalow for this great blog post and for sharing our work with all your followers! 

The US and South America have re-energised the use of earth as an architectural building component through earthbag housing technology

“Forced displacement from war or persecution is one of humanity’s great challenges in the 21st century,” says Kathryn Mahoney, Senior Communications Officer for the UN’s refugee agency. 

“In their situation, refugees need simple, fast, low cost and sustainable solutions, which is what we are providing with these classrooms,” di Marco told The Jordan Times, referring to the SuperAd...

Read More https://www.archdaily.com/880676/100-classrooms-for-refugee-children-emergency-architecture-and-human-rights

This is a cafe and tourist information center on Hormuz Island in the Persian Gulf of Iran. 

Thanks to the magic of the internet and social media we recently discovered this amazing Eco Dome in Madagascar. 

CalEarth Alumni Quintin Christian is hard at work with another amazing project. This time it is a playground in Fumba Town Eco City in Zanzibar, Tanzania. 

Check out this great podcast!

After many months of work we are thrilled to announce our Superadobe Online Workshop Series. For those looking for hands-on demonstrations and lectures, this 12-part video series includes nearly 7 ...

As we approach the 25th anniversary of CalEarth, we are continually amazed and humbled by the unwavering support of our community.

Last month I had a surreal experience. I was invited to the opening night of a new exhibit at the MoMA in NYC entitled "Insecurities: Tracing Displacement and Shelter" which featured powerful imag...

MoMa exhibition insecurities brings together works by architects, designers, and artists to address the issue of security within the global refugee crisis 

Check out this great two part documentary by Cari Corbet-Owen featuring CalEarth and other groups and individuals building with earth and other natural materials.