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墨西哥保留着一种由印第安人传授的粘土施工方法,采用该方法时,利用活的植物稳定墙体结构。施工时,利用风干的,用沥青乳剂加固的粘土砖代替了其他惯用的建筑材料。该粘土砖的规格:厚10～13厘米,边长50～60厘米(长满植物根的方形砖)。它是由半干状态的河床泥制做而成,而且在潮湿状态下进行砌筑。粘土中原有植物根在新制做的砖中仍然继续生长,因此,就可以借助于植物根使各层粘土砖相互连为一体,从而对粘土墙增加了一种附加的稳固作用。
Mexico retains a method of clay construction taught by Indians that uses live plants to stabilize wall structures. During construction, clay bricks reinforced with asphalt emulsions were replaced by other commonly used building materials using air-dried. The clay bricks are 10 to 13 cm thick and 50 to 60 cm long (square bricks with plant roots). It is made from a half-dried bed of mud and masonry in a wet state. The original plant roots in the clay still continue to grow in the freshly made bricks. Therefore, it is possible to connect the clay bricks with each other by means of the plant roots, thereby adding an additional stabilizing effect to the clay wall.