#CoursedRubble September 28

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September 2026 several of us are going to take on theĀ 30-Day Architectural Coach4aday ChallengeĀ each day, we will define an architectural term and provide examples of where it is located. This challenge will let observation, travel, history, and photography all intersect. For Day 28 it is COURSED RUBBLE.

Apparently, there is a whole set of architectural terms for a house built out of stone. One of them is Coursed Rubble.

30-Day Architectural Challenge Guidelines

If you have ever watched Seinfeld, you know that George Constanza always wanted to pretend to be an architect

Well, this month’s challenge let’s all of us that are not architects learn a little more about their language. To do that we have a simple challenge.

Every day we’ll learn one architectural term. Your challenge is to find an example—preferably one you’ve actually seen—and share a photograph, location and brief explanation.

Day 28-Coursed Rubble

A coursed rubble wall requires shaping rough irregular stones into a uniformed height. That shaping is done by hammer dressing the stones.

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