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1. Are volcanic concretes new? Why haven't I heard more about them?
2. Is Lava available anywhere in the US?
3. Is Lava suitable for any architectural Style?
4. What is the difference between Lava and rammed earth?
5. What is the difference between Lava and regular concrete?
6. Does Lava crack overtime like cement block and concrete floors?
7. What colors does Lava come in, and can colors be mixed in?
8. How can I find someone in my area capable of building with Lava for me?
9. What is the cost difference between Lava and frame or CMU?
10. Are ecological alternatives to using Portland cement available?

Yes.  The LAVA forming process can match any style architecturally.  The performance qualities associated with the particular volcanic aggregates would apply.  LAVA cannot copy material specific aesthetics like wood grain or brick.  

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