Building with Earthbags – Open Source Earthbag Village Layout Complete

Here's our blog on all the completed designs (images in the blog) for the earthbag village: http://www.onecommunityranch.org/building-with-earthbags-open-source-earthbag-village-layout-complete/ We could still use a ton of help making this village a reality so please share this to spread the word. If you like stuff like this you can also follow our updates page: One Community Updates

http://www.onecommunityranch.org/building-with-earthbags-open-source-earthbag-village-layout-complete/

Earthbag Sustainable House Design and Village Model Update

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/

Village Development Plan: One Community Open Source Infrastructure Update

Our open source village development plan continues to move forward. We made significant progress last week on the Pod 1 Tropical Dome graywater processing plans that are now complete to the point of a 60-page document outlining the design, permitting, and use of the graywater system that we can now start detailing for the tropical dome specific designs. We also started 3D renderings of the SEGO Center City Hub and completed what we hope will be the final necessary drawing to now create architectural plans for the aquapini sustainable food infrastructure designs.

http://www.onecommunityranch.org/village-development-plan-one-community/