Rectangular single-room cottage of cleaved sandstone laid on face with flat-sheet galvanized iron roof sheets and steel framed window.
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)




Two-roomed cottage of cleaved sandstone bedded vertical to face under corrugated iron roof with steel-framed windows
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)




Detail of window with repurposed panels of wire-framed wire-mesh window guards for keeping out animals.
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)




Rectangular cottage end gable of cyclopean cleaved sandstone bedded to face laid in 'crazy-paving' style brought to course and captured under flat-iron roof.
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)




Single-roomed cottage of cyclopean cleaved sandstone slabs bedded to face laid in 'crazy-paving' style brought to course. Note keyed corner detail.
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)




Internal roof-construction detail of single-roomed cottage - rough-hewn poles of indigenous timbers locally sourced - note lack of triangulation.
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)




Corner detail of single-roomed cottage - cyclopean sandstone bedded to face in 'crazy-paving' style brought to course and keyed at corners.
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)




Single roomed utility building under iron flat roof.
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)




Wood-fire 'donkey' [water heater with open fire below and steel drum above (obscured)] with gas water- heater replacement housing adjacent.
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)




Rectangular cottage under thatch of cyclopean cleaved sandstone slabs bedded to face .
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)




Rondavel of cut calcrete blocks with proud-jointed sand-cement mortar joints under conical thatch roof.
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)




Rondavel with stone paved apron to protect against water drip with semicircular cut sandstone external threshold.
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)




Reservoir of cyclopean sandstone bedded to face [Must contain a form of steel liner or reinforced interior to withstand water pressure].
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)




Labour-hands rondavel cluster of traditional adobe under thatch.
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)




Single laborers rondavel of adobe, mud plaster under thatch.
Photographer: Nicholas Clarke (2004)