Contemporary examples:
Sydney firm Luigi Rosselli Architects was asked to create the housing for seasonal employees, who herd cattle off the open ranch into pens for periodical sorting, transportation and treatment.
The row of individual residences sits behind a 230-metre-long wavy facade made from compacted earth, which the architects claim is the longest rammed-earth wall in Australia. They named the project The Great Wall of WA after its length and location in West Australia (WA).