Honduran House, also known as CASA, is a traditional form of architecture found in Honduras. It is characterized by its use of local materials such as wood, clay, and straw, and its construction is often done without the use of nails or other metal fasteners. The roofs are typically made of thatch, and the walls are usually made of adobe or wattle and daub. Honduran Houses are typically built with a single room, but can be expanded to include multiple rooms. They are designed to provide shelter from the elements and to keep out pests.