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Sustainable building at Ulwazi Educare

Sustainable building at Ulwazi Educare

by Tarien Roux | Feb 1, 2022 | Natural schools, Projects

Just like it takes a village to raise a child, it took a team of dedicated, talented & passionate humans to pull off a project like Ulwazi Educare.

The story of the Delft ECD Training Centre

The story of the Delft ECD Training Centre

by Tarien Roux | Jul 8, 2018 | Early Childhood Development centre, Projects

The Training Centre is a passive solar, earth sheltered building out of tyres, cob, compressed earth bricks, ecobricks and glass bottles at the Delft Early Childhood Development (ECD) centre. The goal of the Training centre is to provide a space in which ECD practitioners and caregivers are trained to fulfil the developmental needs of the child.

Q&A with Jill Hogan, a pioneer of natural building in South Africa

Q&A with Jill Hogan, a pioneer of natural building in South Africa

by Tarien Roux | Aug 9, 2016 | Natural building, Q&A

In the first of our series of Q&As with pioneers of natural and sustainable building in South Africa and beyond, we caught up with Jill Hogan in honour of Women’s day in South Africa.  How did you first get involved in natural building?  In the early...
Transition Ethics: The Art of Compromise

Transition Ethics: The Art of Compromise

by Peter McIntosh | Feb 29, 2016 | Guest post, Permaculture, Sustainable building, Sustainable human settlements

Transitioning to Sustainability: Sustainability Is a Journey, and We Must Meet People Where They Are. By Scott Gallant Permaculture Design is many things to many people, but one of its pillars is a set of three ethics.  These as originally laid out by Bill Mollison...
How to Design an Off-Grid Solar System: The Technical Essentials – Part 2

How to Design an Off-Grid Solar System: The Technical Essentials – Part 2

by Peter McIntosh | Apr 19, 2015 | Living off-grid, Solar energy

Before you invest in solar panels or batteries, it’s essential to calculate your daily energy use in watt-hours. By understanding your energy needs and usage, you can make informed decisions about what you truly need, and what you can do without.

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