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[…] the warm amber and rust tones of the Goan topography and provides meaningful thermal mass in a tropical climate. Exposed laterite walls breathe, patina, and visually anchor a home to its site in a way that no […]
[…] decorative finishes: Polished lime, Marrakesh, tadelakt, Venetian plaster, and the various Italian and Moroccan traditions are now widely available in […]
[…] already survived decades of weather exposure, making it pre-seasoned for outdoor use. According to natural building experts in Australia, reclaimed hardwoods actually hold up better against moisture than many new […]
I’m very excited about finding your website. We must start building more environmentally sustainable buildings and bring the cost down. These building styles can offer communities a way to connect too. Why not go into communities that are interested in hempcrete, tadlekat, lime plastering etc. these are skills that can be learned and put into practice. Teach our kids these skills.
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Looks amazing.
The suggested link to video of Eltham mudbrick houses isn’t visible?
Hi I’m an electrician, and Navy veteran. My partner and I are planning to build a straw bale house on 38 acres of former grazing land in central Victoria. I hope to undertake a course in strawbale house building as I want to do it myself as far as possible. Is there any chance that we could host a workshop on our land for mutual benefit? We will be on the land from May 2024. I have dreams of reforesting the land and creating a food forest and maybe an educational resource for the surrounding area.
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