Most houses and buildings are made of bricks with internal steel frames. See, the Yucatan peninsula is in the path of many hurricanes during the hurricane season (June 1st - November 30th) and any building made of lighter materials such as wood, cardboard or palm is prone to being blown away by the wind and rain.
Besides, most of the Yucatan peninsula is made of limestone (a major component of concrete) therefore such material is cheaper within the region. For instance, most roads on the Mayan Riviera are made of hydraulic cement.
most houses were made out of wood and carvings
Most houses are made of bricks and some are made of timber.
Most houses in Ireland are made of brick or stone. Some are made of wood.
no they are made of your mom
brick
most houses are made of bamboo but those in upper class have houses of brick.some are even made of mud,staw and cow dung.(i know gross right)
Really old houses are made from adobe. Most of the houses are made of wood, concrete and rigid panels. The most common material for roofs are zinc sheets.
As it never rains in ladakh (at least till recently) most of the houses are made of compressed mud
Homes in China are commonly made from concrete, glass, wood and steel, just like most other modern houses. Houses in China can also be made with thatched roofs, but modern houses are more common.
Some houses are made out of cow dung, and some homes are made out of wood so that the roofs don't blow of, but most of the houses are made out of metal
Limestone. The whole peninsula is basically a huge, flat plate made of limestone.
I guess you mean adobe; but most houses in Mexico are made of bricks.