Compressed Earth Blocks (CEBs) are building materials made from a mixture of soil, sand, and a small amount of cement, which are compressed into solid blocks using a mechanical press. These blocks are eco-friendly, as they utilize natural materials and require less energy to produce compared to traditional fired bricks. CEBs provide good thermal mass, helping to regulate indoor temperatures. CEBs can be used in various construction projects, including residential homes and community buildings. They are often favored for their durability and low cost. Additionally, sustainable building practices benefit from CEBs, as they contribute to reducing the carbon footprint of construction.