Vale House stands as a refined reinterpretation of the traditional Jamaican wattle and daub houses, bridging the gap between the past and present. The use of wattle and daub, a construction method rooted in Jamaican history, forms the core of this design. Wattle, composed of intricately woven branches or twigs, creates a robust framework that is filled and sealed with a daub mixture made of natural materials like clay, straw, and mud. This method, traditionally used for its practicality and accessibility, is given a contemporary twist in Vale House. The walls, with their natural, unrefined texture, not only enhance the home’s rustic charm but also embody sustainable building practices, utilizing locally sourced, eco-friendly materials.