Earth Building Workshop Weekend (Saturday plus Sunday)

Earth Building Workshop Weekend (Saturday plus Sunday)

Workshop facilitated by Green Architect+ Natural Builder, Laura Marini and Hosted by Fire-Resilient Designer + 'Kinship' Owner, Daryl Taylor

By Kinship Kinglake

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Sat, 4 May 2024 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM AEST

Location

Kinship

19 Ward Street (mobile: 0497097047) Kinglake, VIC 3763 Australia

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About this event

  • 6 hours 30 minutes

This is an amazing opportunity for anyone interested in practical upskilling workshops and exploring new ways to afford to build their own shelter.

At these ‘hands on’ workshops you will learn how to:

  • evaluate earth components
  • mix, stomp and fashion cob
  • mix and apply natural renders
  • construct and finish cob walls
  • prepare and pour an earth floor
  • make and lay mud bricks and mortar
  • collaborate as a productive team
  • add innovations and flourishes
  • revel in the festival atmosphere

What to bring with you:

  • sleeping bag and pillow
  • change of clothes
  • sturdy shoes
  • musical instrument

Organised by

Kinship Kinglake is a post-Black Saturday, eco-resilient Earthship designed to withstand extreme bushfires and the threats of climate disruption. Kinship Kinglake and owner-builder Daryl Taylor have been featured across a wide range of media, including ABC Radio National, RRR FM, The Age and The National Sustainable Living Festival.

At Kinship, Daryl regularly conducts property tours, hosts workshops and runs short courses.

> Kinship tours include a detailed site inspection of a global model Earthship inspired dwelling and the biotecture retrofit of a pre-existing solar-passive mud-brick house alongside an extensive and open discussion of the processes and concepts that drive the project forward.

> Workshops covering biotecture natural building and permaculture garden design are run with Green Architect and Natural Builder, Laura Marini.

> Short courses will be launched in the second half of 2024. Topics include: systems thinking, pattern literacy, futures studies, disaster preparedness and environ-mental health.