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2026-10-29 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-10-29

Gorge Walls’ robotic rammed-earth housing rig

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Gorge Walls is developing an on-site machine to build rammed-earth walls, with a staged programme from test walls to a first house.

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The page lists $760/m² as labour within an $802/m² figure; its 80× compression and $10/m² moonshot are explicitly pending.

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The programme begins with a single wall using a known mix, then proposes quick test walls that vary one factor at a time, including insulation and sensors. A first house built by the rig is a later stage, not a demonstrated capability on this page. Curly Tree House is identified as a hand-rammed 2023 example, distinct from the proposed robotic process.

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