Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Brighton Earthship Completed
The Brighton Earthship is now complete. A big thanks to the volunteers who helped! Especially Big Ben who was with us every day of the five week push. Hard working, easy-going, we had to beat him to get him to STOP working at the end of the day. The Open Day was a success. We hung the displays that I spent the last week putting together. I also designed a one page front and back self-guided tour handout which had information about Earthships, a floor plan of the building with all the points of interest numbered, then labeled the building to match. Printed up a couple hundred of these so that folks can get a grasp on systems and building materials. Later in the evening we screened Oliver Hodge's documentary about Michael Reynolds and his fight to make sustainable housing more available to the masses. It's a fantastic flick and will be released in February. There is a three minute trailer available on line...www.garbagewarrior.com. Am back in Taos and will be posting photos of the finish coat on the outside of my house soon as well as more stories from out UK adventures!
Monday, November 06, 2006
Brighton Earthship Open House
Saturday November 11th
12am-4pm
The Earthship in Stanmer Park is nearly complete! Over the past month a
crew of Earthship builders from Taos, New Mexico working alongside an
local crew have been completing the integrated water systems, installing
flooring in the bathroom, lining and filling the gray water treatment
planter and rendering the building inside and out. If you have visited
before, please come see the progress. If you have never had a chance to
visit, the Open House will be the perfect time to experience the building,
meet the crews and learn about how to live more self-sufficiently on the
planet.
Earthship books will be available for purchase.
Guided tours start on the hour and the half hour throughout the afternoon
with a requested £5 per person donation.
12am-4pm
The Earthship in Stanmer Park is nearly complete! Over the past month a
crew of Earthship builders from Taos, New Mexico working alongside an
local crew have been completing the integrated water systems, installing
flooring in the bathroom, lining and filling the gray water treatment
planter and rendering the building inside and out. If you have visited
before, please come see the progress. If you have never had a chance to
visit, the Open House will be the perfect time to experience the building,
meet the crews and learn about how to live more self-sufficiently on the
planet.
Earthship books will be available for purchase.
Guided tours start on the hour and the half hour throughout the afternoon
with a requested £5 per person donation.
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