Awesome! Nice work. Looks a lot like my setup. I have a Camplux propane heater in mine. Even though you're in Arizona, I'd still add 10 to 15% Portland cement by weight of mixture. Mostly because of the water from the shower itself. You could substitute the Portland cement with Typse S lime. I would really go with Type S over NHL lime if you have the Type S available. You could maybe get away with using less than 10%, but I'd do some smaller tests yourself before building it.

@Jj Vee Well, I've never tried it, but I suppose it's worth a test. It would definitely swirl and smear though instead of coming out an even coloring.

@Jj Vee One good way to color concrete after pouring is to do an acid stain. They look good.

It's a 120 sq ft overall footprint. It'll be my kitchen space with basic necessities. I've been cooking outside for the past 3+ years since I got my land.

@N P - It'll be it's own standalone building. But very close outdoor walkable distance between everything. - I haven;t completely decided yet. It could be a mix between cob, hempcrete, and straw-clay. - Yes, it'll have sink with running water. I can definitely film that. - Yes, sure! - You can, but the walls will be as thick as the pallets. I prefer the larson trusses (reference the straw-clay lessons in the Classroom). - I have 3 cats. Leo, Lyra, and Luna. :)

@Levi Brooks Very cool. If you don't have property yet, I have some good resources in here on finding the right land.

@Vani Wadhwa Exciting! I hope you get a great piece of land. When I got mine piece, it completely changed my life for the better!

@Shawn Na I DM'ed you the actual video course link.

@N P Kremer Pigments is also one of the best suppliers for non-toxic, natural pigments.