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Building Material of the Month: Mud brick

Most people have heard of the term ‘mud-brick’ houses, in fact they are one of the most famous in the southern states of Australia. It’s...

Building in the Tropics

Much of our research and experience involves cold climates, but what about passive solar design for warmer or more humid areas? If you dive into...

Natural Building Featured on Off Grid Tribe podcast with Mike Haydon

Check out the latest podcast episode from our friends at @theoffgridtribe talking all things natural building, living, planning and what’s wrong with our housing and...

Earthships and Water – a case study

How to manage water and natural materials In 2012 I was involved in one of the first ‘prototype’ earthship builds in Australia located in the...

Building in resilience to floods and water

What does it mean to build crisis or even more specifically, flood resilient buildings? How can we better plan for future climate chaos and look...

Building method: Earthships

What is an earthship? An earthship is a variety of off-grid passive solar home—or community of homes— made of natural and recycled materials such as...

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...

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