 |  | Compressed Earth Blocks - Volume II. Manual of design and construction (GTZ, 1995, 148 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
| | Acknowledgment |
| | Preface |
|  | Introduction |
| | Historical background |
| | Advantages of CEBS |
| | Production |
| | The CEB as a building material |
| | Main characteristics |
| | A building tradition |
| | The exposed wall's harmonious appearance |
| | Architecture for housing |
| | Architecture for public buildings |
| | Masonry principles |
| | (introduction...) |
| | Mortar |
| | Bonding patterns |
| | Coursing |
| | The project's building dispositions |
| | (introduction...) |
| | Types of wall |
| | Types of structure |
| | Foundations and footings |
| | Openings |
| | Reinforcement |
| | Floors: structures |
| | Jack arches and vaulting |
| | Roof classification |
| | Finishings |
| | Installing technical systems |
| | Characteristic strength of CEBS |
| | Safety and height to width coefficients |
| | Permissible constraints |
| | Building economics |
| | Architecture |
| | Architectural achievements or projects |
| | Architecture for housing |
| | Architecture for public buildings |
| | Bibliografy |
