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How natural homes use water smarter and better than most dwellings
What is a water-sensitive design? A water sensitive home is one in which the dwelling and its surrounding land are designed and used so as...
Rammed Earth Tech across Australia
Rammed earth is an ancient form of building whereby a damp mix of aggregates—commonly gravel, sand, silt and clay—are rammed into removable frames (formwork) to...
Education and trade opportunities for natural building in Australia
Natural Building and Higher Education For years there has been an issue with finding good help in the natural building trades. Many people can’t locate...
Hemp Investment Opportunity
Join in an exciting new women-led natural building investment opportunity that will help see the industry develop and grow. Following an exciting life traveling and...
Natural Building conferences: Do we need more of them?
Natural Building Conferences: Why aren’t we doing more of them? If you pick up any old copy of The Owner Builder Magazine, Earth Garden or...
Introduction to Rammed Earth Building
What exactly is rammed earth building ? As a building method, rammed earth is one of the most sustainable materials to choose in home design....
Sustainable Tourism – the natural building way
Natural Building Tourism -What is it ? In 2015, I helped convene a tour of southern India with a focus on natural building. I felt...
Industry Deep Dive – Building Designers
So you want to be a building designer? For many of us, the time and price tag of a full architecture degree is just out...
Natural Building, finance, insurance and regulations – the boring but important stuff
Building regulations, insurance and finance for natural builds. How passive solar design and the use of natural materials fits within the National Construction Code is...
What is Passive House?
Passive House design You may have started to hear the term Passive House turn up on television and in architectural design articles and be wondering...
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