Fiber bale composite structural building system

In a beam system having a plurality of bales stacked in layers in a vertical plane within a skeletal framework, the skeletal framework comprising:

• a. a plurality of trussing members arranged in pairs, the trussing members in each pair operatively connected to the bales and positioned opposite one another along edges of the bales at horizontal interfaces between the layered bales;
• b. a plurality of rods oriented vertically and positioned along the layered bales between opposing trussing members;
• c. a plurality of cross ties oriented horizontally, operatively coupled to the rods and extending between opposing trussing members;
• and
• d. a plurality of web ties attached to and extending diagonally between trussing members, each web tie spanning at least one layer of bales.

A wall system, comprising:

• a. a plurality of bales stacked in layers in a vertical plane;
• b. a plurality of trussing members arranged in pairs, the trussing members in each pair operatively connected to the bales and positioned opposite one another along edges of the bales at horizontal interfaces between the layered bales;
• and
• c. a plurality of rods oriented vertically and positioned along the layered bales between opposing trussing members.

A plank system, comprising:

• a. a plurality of bales arranged in layers in a horizontal plane;
• b. a plurality of trussing members arranged in pairs, the trussing members in each pair operatively connected to the bales and positioned opposite one another along edges of the bales at interfaces between the layered bales;
• and
• c. a plurality of rods oriented horizontally and positioned along the layered bales between opposing trussing members.

A beam system, comprising:

• a. a plurality of bales stacked in layers in a vertical plane;
• b. a plurality of trussing members arranged in pairs, the trussing members in each pair operatively connected to the bales and positioned opposite one another along edges of the bales at horizontal interfaces between the layered bales;
• c. a plurality of rods oriented vertically and positioned along the layered bales between opposing trussing members;
• d. a plurality of cross ties oriented horizontally, operatively coupled to the rods and extending between opposing trussing members;
• and
• e. a plurality of web ties attached to and extending diagonally between trussing members, each web tie spanning at least one layer of bales.