An article by Roxanna Asgarian in the professional Library Journal explains how our book wall experiments came to be.
Nova Scotia Sustainability Center Gives New Life to Library Discards
In October 2012, Keith Dietrich and David Cameron led workshops on building with straw bales and earth plaster. As well as retrofitting one wall with super-insulating straw bales, they did the same with old books and covered them with earth … Continue reading →
An article by Roxanna Asgarian in the professional Library Journal explains how our book wall experiments came to be.
Nova Scotia Sustainability Center Gives New Life to Library Discards
We’ll have tours of the building and property, plant identification walks, local food tasting, displays and of course our Blockhouse Blend herbal tea. This year, we have extra excitement: an Altered Book Art Show – and of course, The Tiny Studio Raffle draw! The draw will take place … Continue reading →
by David Cameron There was an article in the Chronicle Herald a few days ago referencing the redundant book/journal situation in NS universities. The universities have decided to have one facility in the province for storage and dump the rest. … Continue reading →
Straw-bale builder, David Cameron and Keith Dietrich, a natural builder specializing in earth-plasters, will be on hand to instruct and facilitate. Some of the work we will be undertaking will be of an experimental R&D nature, drawing on years of … Continue reading →
We are very excited to be hosting Chris Magwood (more below about Chris) for two public presentations. 1. Tues. Oct. 2, 2012, 7 pm Public presentation on natural building, including the need for alternative compliance paths. Time: 7 pm Cost: Free … Continue reading →