adobe brick

It took 10 years and thousands of local adobe bricks to make.

Village houses were built of adobe brick and a school opened in 1936.

The schools are made with adobe bricks, which stay cooler in the hot African sun.

Approximately 25,000 new adobe bricks were used in the restoration process.

The resort was constructed of adobe bricks which were made on the site.

Adobe bricks were then used, but the soldiers lacked experience with that material.

Ruined walls of stone and adobe brick survive at the site.

The houses were made of adobe bricks, several topped by palm leaves.

The house stands at two stories and is constructed with beige adobe brick.

Connor straightened and looked up at the door balanced on the adobe brick.

This structure is made of adobe bricks, which stone and clay used in the areas with stairs.

They made adobe bricks, roof tiles and tools needed to build the mission.

In the late 19th century, Fajja was described as a small village built of adobe bricks.

The rough wall of adobe brick was grayish-tan in the morning sunlight.

It had adobe brick structures, a well, and gardens.

Many leading citizens built their large houses using white wash, sun dried adobe bricks.

About 80% of the adobe brick is original, although most of the wood has been replaced.

Later the logs were covered and replaced with sun-dried adobe bricks.

The foundations of two prehistoric adobe brick houses are preserved in the park.

The houses were built of adobe bricks, each wall approximately 55 centimetres thick.

Houses began to be built with adobe bricks, some of which can still be seen in the older buildings.

By the late nineteenth century, the village was made of adobe bricks, built against a steep hillside.

After a while they make adobe bricks and build their houses by stages, one room followed by another.