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In 2016, a Refugee Engineer Built a House for His Grandmother in the Desert with Bottles Full of Sand - Today, the Experience Extended to 25 Houses

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In the Sahrawi camps, the raw soil melts in the rain and lizards itself in the sun. Rebuilding however assumes a solid material, cheap and present everywhere, a challenge in the middle of the desert. A house in bottles has finally solved the equation.
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In 2016, a Refugee Engineer Built a House for His Grandmother in the Desert with Bottles Full of Sand - Today, the Experience Extended to 25 Houses

In the Sahrawi camps, the raw soil melts in the rain and lizards itself in the sun. Rebuilding however assumes a solid material, cheap and present everywhere, a challenge in the middle of the desert. A house in bottles has finally solved the equation.

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Science-et-vie.com broke the news on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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