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"During construction of a straw bale house, the bales are typically shorn and shaped with a chainsaw — one reason these buildings frequently have rounded corners. More hands are typically needed to build a straw bale house than one with wood and synthetic insulation. This fact, plus all the chainsawing, tends to give the job site something of a barnraising atmosphere. Photo courtesy of John Swearingen/Skillful Means."
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