| Re: strawbale common house | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
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From: Eric D. Hart (erichart |
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| Date: Tue, 29 Oct 1996 00:09:39 -0600 | |
Linda Felch wrote on this list:
>We at Heathcote Community found the following useful in our research for
>a straw bale common house.
>
> * Strawbale Construction Planbook of Easy to Build Homes:
>
> The Community Eco-design Network in Minneapolis has just published
> this planbook which has 10 small house plans, a common house for
> cohousing, and 4 construction details that incorporate strawbales.
> Additional details on our ideas for organizing a builders co-op
> and how the co-op can develop a program which helps people attain
> financial independence are also included. COST: $10, includes
> shipping and handling.
> Please make checks out to 'Pillsbury Neighborhood Services' and
> mail to:
> Steve Gustafson
> Pillsbury Neighborhood Services
> Oak Park Neighborhood Center
> 1701 Oak Park AVE North
> Minneapolis, MN 55411
Thanks for the advertising! (I'm one of the authors of the planbook)
The only think I would add is that we now have *four* plans for common
houses in the planbook which can be constructed using strawbale or
superinsulated techniques. There is also a strategy for getting into a
community which involves transitional housing. I can provide more details
for anyone that is interested.
Eric D. Hart
Community Eco-design Network
Minneapolis, MN USA
(612) 305-2899
erichart [at] mtn.org
http://www.tc.umn.edu/nlhome/m037/kurtdand/cen
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