Sometimes projects begin with land. Sometimes with a design. Sometimes, simply with the desire to build better.

For the past two decades, Aerecura has been designing and building sustainable homes, renovations, and rammed earth projects throughout Prince Edward County, the Bay of Quinte, Kingston, and surrounding communities.

Here, thoughtful design, natural materials, and long-term performance come together to create homes that feel as good as they perform.

Rooted in rammed earth.
Guided by long-term thinking.

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Design-Build

Looking to create a custom home where design, materials, performance, and construction are considered together from the beginning? Start here.

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Close-up of a textured rammed earth wall with horizontal layers of different shades of gray, beige, white, and a stripe of reddish-brown.
Close-up of a textured rammed earth wall with horizontal layers of different shades of gray, beige, white, and a stripe of reddish-brown.

Rammed Earth

We build custom homes, walls, architectural features, and landscapes shaped by the beauty, durability, and performance of rammed earth.

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Interior of a room with a set of wooden-framed glass doors and three windows, including a triangular window above the doors and a side window, all with views of green trees outside.
Interior of a room with a set of wooden-framed glass doors and three windows, including a triangular window above the doors and a side window, all with views of green trees outside.

Renovations

Our renovations and retrofits are designed to improve comfort, efficiency, durability, and the long-term performance of existing homes.

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A large group of people gathered outdoors near a modern building with glass walls, listening to a man wearing a plaid shirt demonstratin rammed earth building.

Learn With Us

Our work beyond construction - workshops, collaborations, teaching, and conversations connected to sustainable building and natural materials.

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Field Notes

“I walked into the house and immediately felt something different — calmer, quieter, more grounded. There was a feeling to it that I couldn’t fully explain, but I knew pretty quickly that I wanted to live there.”
- Pam, rammed earth homeowner.

Building a home—or improving one—often begins with questions.

Over our years of building sustainably, we've. always enjoyed sharing what we've learned. Field Notes is an extension of that joy- Through conversations, project stories, and lessons from the field, we're hope to build a deeper dialogue around rammed earth, natural building, sustainable homes, and thoughtful construction.

Read this month’s Field Note: ‘Living in a Rammed Earth Home’, an interview with new rammed earth homeowner Pam, whomoved into a home we built over a decade ago.

Every project begins somewhere different.

Whether you’re exploring rammed earth, planning a renovation, or simply thinking about building differently, we’d love to begin a conversation.

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