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Visit www.bigstones.com, our sister site, for what's happening in the world of megalithic stone building.
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August 1, 2008: Welcome to Earthwood Building School!We'll be in Northern California in September ... and there is still space for our Cordwood Masonry (September 12-14) and Earth-sheltered (September 15) workshops.Earthwood has conducted one- to five-day workshops in Cordwood Masonry and Earth Sheltered housing since 1981, with stone circle workshops added in August of 2000, and "Timber Framing for the Rest of Us" workshops added in 2004. For the latest from Earthwood, see Newsletter, our sister site bigstones.com , and the books and videos, and book ordering pages. The 2008 Workshop Schedule is now ready. Click on Workshops and Register for Workshops above for this information. Rob's book Earth-Sheltered Houses is now here. (Click here and scroll down for details.) |
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Building School is a small "mom and pop" business run by Rob and Jaki
Roy. Rob, active in the alternative building field for 28 years, is the
author of fifteen owner-building books and has conducted hundreds of workshops
at Earthwood and throughout the United States. Together, Rob and Jaki have
built Log End Cottage, Log End Cave, Earthwood, Mushwood and several other cordwood
buildings. Jaki instructs at the hands-on sessions and keeps the school
running smoothly from behind the scenes. Through its course offerings, books, videos (and DVD), building plans and conferences, Earthwood strives to promote an integrated approach to home design, emphasizing energy efficiency, self-sufficiency and responsible stewardship of natural resources. Note from Rob Roy: My new book, Stoneview: How to Build an Eco-Friendly Little Guesthouse is now ready to ship. It's 240 pages and has everything you need to build Stoneview: foundation, timber framing cordwood, light-weight living roof, the whole enchilada. $26 plus p&h. Click here to order. Visit our Photo Gallery for examples of beautiful Cordwood Masonry. |
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