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- PRICE REDUCED - NB 104: Building with Bamboo 
Nov 21-22 2009, 9:00AM - 5:00PM


While building with bamboo, students will explore the creative possibilities for creating a transitional and emergency relief shelter. This project will stir dialogue and awareness about the realities that millions of people worldwide are experiencing in the face of displacement due to climate change and social injustice.

During this hands-on workshop, students will learn about: benefits of bamboo; cultivating and harvesting of various species; treatment and preservation of bamboo poles; traditional and contemporary construction methods; integrating bamboo with other building methods; bamboo troubleshooting; and further resources to get a project underway.

The Solar Living Institute will be collaborating with Nathaniel Corum of Architecture for Humanity and Kevin Rowell of The Natural Builders on this project in order to empower students to understand the realities of humanitarian work and the power of design to shelter human life on a planet where chaos is stirring.

If you are interested in providing financial support for this project, please contact Kieran at Kieran.Fitzsimmons@solarliving.org or 707-847-2467.


$160.00   ITEM W09FNB104B
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Location

Solar Living Center

13771 S. Highway 101
Hopland CA 95449
Facility: Solar Living Center
Room: Will be posted upon arrival

Instructors

Kevin Rowell
As program director for Kleiworks International, Kevin Rowell has spent many years working with people around the world to develop safe and ecologically friendly building methods. He is a guest instructor at Merrit Community College and New College of California. He is co-founder of The Natural Builders, a design and c...
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