Our sustainable house designs and village model focusing on open source project-launch blueprinting earthbag home construction for under $1,500 continue to evolve. We've had to rethink the layout due to the development and 20' diameter growth of the Tropical Atrium as well as conversations with the county that have led to a much more eco-friendly vermiculture bathroom design and communal shower setup. In accordance with our four-phase global change strategy, our goal with this village model is to open source project-launch blueprint this the Earthbag Village (Pod 1) as a demonstration of over 60 different artistic iterations of maximally affordable earthbag sustainable house designs. We will be showcasing this as an beautiful, durable, easy to build, and completely ecologically friendly and sustainable home model that can be constructed for around $1000 per structure from materials that can be locally sourced or easily and affordably shipped anywhere in the world for a total cost of le
http://www.onecommunityranch.org/sustainable-house-designs-earthbag-village-update/
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Thursday, March 28, 2013
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Open Source Aquaponics/Aquapini Development Update
Thank you Avery Ellis and Dave Jones! Over two years of planning and collaboration on our open source designs for aquaponics/aquapini sustainable food systems are finally at the point where we are drawing up architectural plans!
http://www.onecommunityranch.org/open-source-aquaponicsaquapini-development-update/
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