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25.01.2022 AIRCRETE DOME WORKSHOP BOOKED OUT IN MARCH: THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT YOU NOW HAVE THE CHANCE TO LEARN ON A COUNCIL APPROVED HOUSE BUILD! As we have people who mis...sed out and are on a waiting list we have decided to run a second event for 2021. More than half of our graduates are from Brisbane and the further north so this event will be on the Sunshine coast. EXCITING NEWS, if you have been following the progress of Aircrete in Australia we recently had a couple of our first graduates achieve a building approval through council. A first for Australia we believe!! This additional workshop will be held at the location of the council approved house construction. There is no better way to learn the skills to build your own structure than to be training live on a approved aircrete build. DOMEGIA orginated these techniques overseas and they are being used globally now. Syntropic Life Community is the only group in Australia running events where key team members have trained in Mexico and Hawaii with Hajjar the founder to bring home all the latest techniques, tips and information. The journey is just beginning so if you would like to book a place for this event the dates are the weekend of 1st - 2nd May. If you would like an information kit with all the relevant shoot us your email address and we'll get it out to you asap.

23.01.2022 I am a 12 year old I made this artwork with dirt, please make my work viral on social media so that my dream can one day come true."

20.01.2022 We have an upcoming Tadelakt Plaster workshop at the Off Grid Living festival on Sunday April 10-11th. Come and start your journey with this amazing waterproof... natural building technique! Sign-Up is on the Saturday of the Festival, Workshops are on the Sunday. https://www.curvatecture.com/workshop-dates

19.01.2022 Be quick only 4 days left. Registrations close 3rd March 2021. "The TERRAFIBRA Award, world prize for contemporary architecture in earth and / or plant fibers, aims to highlight the aesthetic properties, the constructive advantages and the environmental benefits of 40 eco-constructions. The recognition of these exemplary buildings, by the profession and the general public, requires the promotion of all the actors involved in these projects. Indeed, the goal of this prize is ...to distinguish remarkable projects while underlining the courage of the contracting authorities who have chosen bio- and geo-sourced materials, the creativity of the designers and the know-how of the craftsmen and entrepreneurs. In line with the 1st TERRA Award worldwide, organized in 2016, and the 1st worldwide FIBRA Award, organized in 2019." https://terra_fibra_award.wiin-organizers.com//5f521ea9c69

18.01.2022 GREAT SCHOOL HOLIDAY FAMILY FUN - accompanied kids under 16 are FREE - on next weekend 10 & 11 April so book online now #bathurstheritagetradestrail #raretrades... #bathurst #visitbathurst #NewSouthWales #artisans #craftsmen #craftsmanship #traditionaltrades #livedemonstrations #blacksmiths #lacemaking #traditionalcrafts #woodcarving #stonecarving #drystonewalling #crafters #violinmaker #felt #losttrades #timbertrades @visitnsw See more

18.01.2022 Happy Easter, Muddies :)

14.01.2022 Interlocking stabilized soil blocks making Sunshine Coast.

10.01.2022 Thanks HempToday for the fantastic article. You are the leader in hemp related news!

07.01.2022 Here is an old magazine article about rammed earth (or Pise de Terre as they called it then). The Macknights, Architects of Rutherglen in Northern Victoria. They were father who did lots of rammed earth and then his son who took over and did lots more. Do you own, or live in one of their homes, or even knew them?

05.01.2022 The aim of the Rammed Earth House competition is to design an experimental building made of rammed earth at a specifically selected location in the South-east region of Slovenia. https://outsider.si/competition-rammed-earth-house/

05.01.2022 In 1963, while doing renovations on his home, a man broke through an exterior bedroom wall in his home and discovered a tunnel entrance. What he found behind th...at wall stunned historians, archeologists and the world. The lost ancient underground city of Derinkuyu had been discovered. A multilevel series of rooms, carved from the soft volcanic rock in the Cappadocia region of Turkey, Derinkuyu extends to a depth of over 200ft. Believed to have been constructed by the Phrygians, an Indo-European people originally from the Balkan region, it dates back to the 8th Century BCE. Capable of holding up to 20,000 people, Derinkuyu had rooms for food stores, livestock, schools, kitchens, living and sleeping quarters and sanitary facilities. Small tunnels carved up to the surface allowed ventilation throughout the city. Entrance tunnels were carefully hidden in the hills surrounding Derinkuyu and connected to the city. One of these tunnels were discovered in 1963 when workers removed the bedroom wall. It is believed the city was originally carved as an escape from marauding Arab armies in 9th Century BCE and continued over the next several hundred years. The city was used often as a refuge during the Byzantine Era of the 5th through the 10 Century CE. Artifacts from this period were found inside Derinkuyu. It was used up until the 14th Century as an escape for the Christian population against the Mongolian incursions of Timur. The Lost City of Derinkuyu....(Quoting from Casey Klein) See more

03.01.2022 Using the sand on site to build beautiful walls #rammteck #rammedearth

02.01.2022 Ever wanted to learn about sustainable building techniques such as rammed earth and straw bale? GEC is presenting this free webinar on Thu 25 March with Lance Kairl from House of Bales and Stephen Dobson from Ramtec. Registrations via Zoom at: https://us02web.zoom.us/.../tZAldO6pqj0qGNcrLt2NCbAQvvPmo... Further information: http://www.gawlerenvironmentcentre.org.au/free-webinar... Northern and Yorke Landscape Board Green Adelaide Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board Barossa Bus...hgardens Mount Pleasant Natural Resource Centre Inc. Port Environment Centre Adelaide Sustainability Centre South Coast Environment Centre Willunga Environment Centre Normanville Natural Resource Centre Strathalbyn Natural Resource Centre Town of Gawler Transition Gawler Adelaide Sustainable Building Network Earth Building Association of Australia - EBAA House of Bales The Food Forest Riverdell Spiritual Centre See more

01.01.2022 Originating from a collaboration between architect Mario Cucinella and 3D-printer manufacturer WASP, TECLA is a prototype eco-house built near Ravenna, northern Italy, entirely made by 3D-printing a material based on locally-sourced clay. https://www.inexhibit.com//sustainable-house-in-italy-is/