This small dwelling is built with split-stud framing—a technique that reduces sound transmission by minimizing wood bridging through the walls. 

The framing is covered with wood lath, milled on-site, which serves as a substrate for the thick earthen plasters, also mixed and applied by hand on-site. 

The earthen floor is made from the same materials as the walls—clay, sand, and straw—tightly compacted and sealed with linseed oil for stability and long-term durability.

Inside, two clay plasters are featured. One is a site-mixed red clay with exposed straw, offering a warm, rustic feel. This is juxtaposed with Gold Hill Clay Plaster: Zenith, showcasing a modern and refined finish as another possibility for clay walls.