“Building an earthbag home is possible to do even if you have no construction knowledge. The two women who built the earthbag home I toured built it basically all by themselves in about nine months and consulted an earthbag home book to guide them. They had people help here and there, but for the most part the two of them built their home, which amazes and inspires me.
“This home was featured in the pilot episode of The Natural House. It shows how a timber frame home built with straw clay insulation and earthen plasters can be healthy and beautiful. Segment 2 of 3.”
Tour of a simple yet charming tiny house, replete with lots of custom details.
Today is our slow day and so I thought I’d pull together a short blog post about our recycled wood house. It’s coming along nicely as you can see in the photo above. The walls are mostly done now. My favorite feature is the wide porch that overlooks the front gate and forest garden. There’s … Read more
This fine looking home in France was built for a materials cost of only £2,500 ($3,800). This is one of the nicest homes we’ve profiled recently. Projects like this really keep me energized about natural building. Please forward to everyone you know and help this go viral.
Put up a pole building for a fast, solid and cost-effective workshop, storage space or livestock shelter.