Chileans have been building with confined masonry for decades.

When I came to build my chimney I studied masonry.

Architecture for Humanity, to bring more confined masonry training into Haiti.

We also used straw bale infill for our library, which has zero embodied energy.

He took his boss aside, and he showed him the materials on confined masonry.

This is another infill project on the parking lots, this one of an office park outside of Washington D.C.

We have sensors on all the furniture, all the infill, that understands where people are and what they're doing.

So it's on legs, so it focuses all the load on the masonry walls and the columns.

So we're talking about things like infill development really sharp little changes to where we have buildings, where we're developing.

The way at the bottom is a confined masonry building, where the walls are tied together, the building is symmetric, and it will stand up to an earthquake.

And as you come from the north, it is all masonry growing out of the sand cliffs as you come from the Himalayas and evoking the tradition of the fortress.

Seismic standards and confined masonry, where the building acts as a whole walls and columns and roofs and slabs tied together to support each other instead of breaking off into separate members and failing.

The first, where the sky seems a divine and unchanging masonry, and his treatment of the stars is conventional, and the second, where the cypress the traditional cemetery tree evokes death, which transports us from our world to the realm of celestial light.