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BOISE, Idaho – On a small lot tucked between conventional homes on Boise Avenue, Mark Lung is hard at work stacking bales of straw and mixing mud. He is building a new home using local, recycled agricultural waste to form and insulate exterior walls. Full Article at The Olympian
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BOISE, Idaho—On a small lot tucked between conventional homes on Boise Avenue, Mark Lung is hard at work stacking bales of straw and mixing mud. He is building a new home using local, recycled agricultural waste to form and insulate exterior walls. Full Article at U.S. News & World Report
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On a small lot tucked between conventional homes on Boise Avenue, Mark Lung is hard at work stacking bales of straw and mixing mud. He is building a new home using local, recycled agricultural waste to form and insulate exterior walls. Full Article at McClatchy
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BOISE, Idaho (AP) - A new building is going up in Boise, but it's not made of wood or brick. It's a straw bale house, made of thick layers of straw covered with plaster. The Idaho Statesman reports that this will be Mark Lung's second straw bale home. Full Article at KIVITV.com
