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<h4>Build Yourself. Build Your World.</h4> | <h4>Build Yourself. Build Your World.</h4> | ||
This is a 5 day MicroHouse Extreme Manufacturing (XM) workshop- led by <a href="http://opensourceecology.org/marcin-jakubowski/">Marcin Jakubowski</a> intended for innovators and entrepreneurs who are interested in exploring the limits of XM for rapid manufacturing of environmentally friendly homes. Blending Compressed Earth Block construction with modular roof panels as our contract-first design, our goal is to demonstrate that quality housing can be built with multi-purpose flexibility using module-based designs and parallel building for optimizing design evolution. Our goal is reducing the | This is a 5 day MicroHouse Extreme Manufacturing (XM) workshop- led by <a href="http://opensourceecology.org/marcin-jakubowski/">Marcin Jakubowski</a> intended for innovators and entrepreneurs who are interested in exploring the limits of XM for rapid manufacturing of environmentally friendly homes. Blending Compressed Earth Block construction with modular roof panels as our contract-first design, our goal is to demonstrate that quality housing can be built with multi-purpose flexibility using module-based designs and parallel building for optimizing design evolution. Our goal is reducing the duration of construction by a factor of 20 compared to industry standards, at ⅓ the cost of conventional housing. Our XM design process involves a rapid parallel swarm workflow with 48 people using simple-to-follow documentation created with Agile and Waterfall methods prior to build. The MicroHouse XM 4 design is built on the experience of the last 3 iterations to produce the most ambitious - level of completion - build of a 762 sf home using test-driven open source techniques and equipment. If you are interested in natural home building or extreme efficiency of effort towards manufacturing, you will learn first hand how to take your home or project to the next level of ownership. Workshop includes 4 days of hands-on immersive team building, and a full day for review, discussion, and exploration of entrepreneurship opportunities. Our concept is consistent with open source economics and social production. | ||
* | * 1-5 day options are available: | ||
<ul> | <ul> | ||
<li><strong>Full Five-Day Workshop:</strong> Arrival and intro session will take place on Thursday evening, | <li><strong>Full Five-Day Workshop:</strong> Arrival and intro session will take place on Thursday evening, September 25, 2014. Workshop begins on Friday morning, September 26, at 8 AM and concludes Tuesday 6:30 PM, September 30.</li> | ||
<li><strong>Weekend Workshop:</strong> Arrival same as above, with participation through the weekend. See schedule below.</li> | <li><strong>Weekend Workshop:</strong> Arrival same as above, with participation through the weekend. See schedule below.</li> | ||
<li><strong>Single Days:</strong> Single Days: Select any day (or multiple days) that are most interesting to you. See schedule below.</li> | <li><strong>Single Days:</strong> Single Days: Select any day (or multiple days) that are most interesting to you. See schedule below.</li> | ||
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</ul> | </ul> | ||
<strong>Have questions?</strong> Drop us an email: | <strong>Have questions?</strong> Drop us an email: info at opensourceecology dot org | ||
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[header_fancy text="Learning Outcomes"] | [header_fancy text="Learning Outcomes"] | ||
[segment id="learning"] | [segment id="learning"] | ||
<h5>Design</h5> | <h5>Process and Production Design</h5> | ||
<ul> | <ul> | ||
<li> | <li>OSE Specifications for Product Design </li> | ||
<li>8 Principles of Extreme Manufacturing </li> | |||
<li> | <li>CEB Construction Workflow for Parallel Build</li> | ||
<li>Building codes and CEB construction</li> | <li>Building codes and CEB construction</li> | ||
</ul> | </ul> | ||
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<h5>Construction</h5> | <h5>Construction</h5> | ||
<ul> | <ul> | ||
<li>Understanding and applied safe use of basic construction tools and | <li>Understanding and applied safe use of basic construction tools</li> | ||
<li>CEB | <li>Masonry techniques and brick laying</li> | ||
<li>Laying a CEB floor</li> | |||
<li>Framing methods, installation of doors and windows</li> | <li>Framing methods, installation of doors and windows</li> | ||
<li> | <li>Modular Panel Construction</li> | ||
<li> | <li>Electrical wiringo of a house</li> | ||
<li>Installation of a Complete Bathroom</li> | |||
</ul> | </ul> | ||
<h5>Design and Documentation towards Scaling Enterprise</h5> | |||
<ul> | |||
<li>Using Sketchup OSE warehouse parts for designing CEB structures</li> | |||
<li>OSE Enterprise Model of Product Service Systems</li> | |||
</ul> | </ul> | ||
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<h5>Typical Daily Schedule</h5> | <h5>Typical Daily Schedule</h5> | ||
8am - Noon: Meeting at worksite and Build Session begins | |||
12: | 12:00am: Lunch | ||
1-5 pm: Afternoon Build Session | |||
6 pm: Dinner | |||
6:30-8:30 PM: Evening Lecture and Going over instructionals for next day's activities | |||
<strong>Arrival:</strong> Please plan on arriving at our site between 5- | <strong>Arrival:</strong> Please plan on arriving at our site between 5-6 PM on Thursday, August 7, 2014. Dinner starts at 6 PM, and a Tour of Factor e Farm will be from 7-7:30 PM. The introduction and preparation session for the next day's build will run at 7:30 PM sharp, and end at 9:30 PM. If you will be participating for single days only, please arrive by 6:30 PM to make it to the Evening Lecture - which includes explanation and hands-on practice of the following day's work. | ||
<h5>Schedule</h5> | <h5>Schedule</h5> | ||
<strong>Friday:</strong> Brick laying - CEB walls, | <strong>Friday:</strong> Brick laying - CEB walls, door + window framing, CEB floor, electrical and water runs, stucco, up to bond beam. This will be the most important day which will allow the roof to go on for the structure to be covered. | ||
<strong>Saturday:</strong> | <strong>Saturday:</strong> Roof. Construction and installation of roof panels, up to finishing, chimney, and flashing. | ||
<strong>Sunday:</strong> | <strong>Sunday:</strong> Interior work - framing room walls, bathroom installation. | ||
<strong>Monday:</strong> Exterior finish. | <strong>Monday:</strong> Exterior and interior finish. Stabilized block patio + any interior finishing. | ||
<strong>Tuesday:</strong> | <strong>Tuesday:</strong> Review, design, documentation, enterprise discussions. Dinner celebration. | ||
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[header_fancy text="Registration"] | [header_fancy text="Registration"] | ||
[segment id="registration"] | [segment id="registration"] | ||
<p><strong>Registration Fee for 5-Day Workshop:</strong> $ | <p><strong>Registration Fee for 5-Day Workshop:</strong> $300 | ||
<strong>Weekend option:</strong> $ | <strong>Weekend option:</strong> $250 | ||
<strong>Registration Fee for any single Day:</strong> $100 | <strong>Registration Fee for any single Day:</strong> $100 | ||
<strong>Discounts for Students and Low Income:</strong> If you are a student or in need, | <strong>Discounts for Students and Low Income:</strong> If you are a student or in need, your cost is 50% off for any of the options. If this is still beyond your means, we can do Work Exchange, where you come 2 days early (by Wed. morning) to help us make workshop preparations, and you pay a deep discounted rate of $15/day. Email us for details. | ||
<strong>2-for-1 Discounts:</strong> Select any option, and bring a family member or friend with you for free. Email us to let us know who you are bringing. | <strong>2-for-1 Discounts:</strong> Select any option, and bring a family member or friend with you for free. Email us to let us know who you are bringing. | ||
<strong>Group Rate:</strong> If you can bring a group of 3 or more people with you - your total cost is $ | <strong>Group Rate:</strong> If you can bring a group of 3 or more people with you - your total cost is $450. | ||
<strong>Sponsor another participant:</strong> Sponsor $ | <strong>Sponsor another participant:</strong> Sponsor $300 to fund attendance of someone who is on the waiting list for financial assistance, or purchase a µPC to donate to a participant | ||
<strong>True Fans of OSE:</strong> Receive a 25% discount on all of our workshops. If you are not | <strong>True Fans of OSE:</strong> Receive a 25% discount for you on all of our workshops - on top of the discounts above. If you are not a True Fan, you can <a href="http://opensourceecology.org/community/#support">sign up as a True Fan</a> now to become eligible for the True Fans discount on future workshops. | ||
<strong>Donate to OSE:</strong> We are a nonprofit organization. You can make tax-deductible contributions to us.</p> | <strong>Donate to OSE:</strong> We are a nonprofit organization. You can make tax-deductible contributions to us.</p> | ||
<p>Fees include workshop tuition, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We can pick you up from the airport, Kansas City International. You are welcome to camp at Factor e Farm. You may also get your own accommodations - hotels are located 15 minutes away in Cameron, Missouri.</p> | <p>Fees include workshop tuition, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We can pick you up from the airport, Kansas City International. You are welcome to camp at Factor e Farm. We have a camping location which includes a composting toilet. Showers and a bathroom are located in our main house, HabLab. You may also get your own accommodations - hotels are located 15 minutes away in Cameron, Missouri.</p> | ||
<p>Please bring work | <p>Work boots are required. Please bring protective clothing, work gloves, eye protection, and a hard hat if you have one.</p> | ||
< | <h5>Payment Options: PayPal, Credit Card, Dwolla, Bitcoin, Check, Money Order, or Cash</h5> | ||
Registration for the choices above is found on Eventbrite, but Eventbrite accepts only PayPal or Credit Car. If you would like to pay by other means you can select that option at Eventbrite, but then you have to submit your payment independently of Eventbrite. We accept Dwolla, Bitcoin, Check, Money Order, or Cash. Your registration will be confirmed upon receipt of payment. Please make checks payable to Open Source Ecology. Our mailing address is OSE, 909 SW Willow Rd, Maysville, MO 64469. For mailings, please write "MH 4 Workshop" along with number of days on your instrument of payment. | |||
< | <h5>Pay with Dwolla</h5> | ||
If | Dwolla charges lower transaction costs than PayPal. If you are paying by Dwolla, register at Eventbrite and select the Dwolla option, then pay independently via Dwolla (Dwolla is not currently integrated into Eventbrite). Use Open Source Ecology or ops@opensourceecology.org as the Dwolla recipient. | ||
<h5>Pay with | <h5>Pay with Bitcoin</h5> | ||
Bitcoin is a decentralized payment system. You can pay via bitcoing for your particular choice via a bitcoin amount translated by the current bitcoin exchange rate on the day that you register. OSE's Bitcoin Address is 166yC48RakrZdtsBj36vY9q29CpzknHbxY | |||
<h5>Pay with Paypal / Credit Card</h5> | <h5>Pay with Paypal / Credit Card</h5> | ||
To pay with paypal/credit card, please use the the Eventbrite form below. Note that Eventbrite charges a fee for the service in addition to the workshop fee - if you wish to avoid this, | To pay with paypal/credit card, please use the the Eventbrite form below. Note that Eventbrite charges a fee for the service in addition to the workshop fee - if you wish to avoid this, you may use the other options as indicated above. | ||
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September 25-30, 2014 (1-5 day options)
Factor e Farm - Maysville MO, USA
Build Yourself. Build Your World.
This is a 5 day MicroHouse Extreme Manufacturing (XM) workshop- led by <a href="http://opensourceecology.org/marcin-jakubowski/">Marcin Jakubowski</a> intended for innovators and entrepreneurs who are interested in exploring the limits of XM for rapid manufacturing of environmentally friendly homes. Blending Compressed Earth Block construction with modular roof panels as our contract-first design, our goal is to demonstrate that quality housing can be built with multi-purpose flexibility using module-based designs and parallel building for optimizing design evolution. Our goal is reducing the duration of construction by a factor of 20 compared to industry standards, at ⅓ the cost of conventional housing. Our XM design process involves a rapid parallel swarm workflow with 48 people using simple-to-follow documentation created with Agile and Waterfall methods prior to build. The MicroHouse XM 4 design is built on the experience of the last 3 iterations to produce the most ambitious - level of completion - build of a 762 sf home using test-driven open source techniques and equipment. If you are interested in natural home building or extreme efficiency of effort towards manufacturing, you will learn first hand how to take your home or project to the next level of ownership. Workshop includes 4 days of hands-on immersive team building, and a full day for review, discussion, and exploration of entrepreneurship opportunities. Our concept is consistent with open source economics and social production.
- 1-5 day options are available:
- Full Five-Day Workshop: Arrival and intro session will take place on Thursday evening, September 25, 2014. Workshop begins on Friday morning, September 26, at 8 AM and concludes Tuesday 6:30 PM, September 30.
- Weekend Workshop: Arrival same as above, with participation through the weekend. See schedule below.
- Single Days: Single Days: Select any day (or multiple days) that are most interesting to you. See schedule below.
Have questions? Drop us an email: info at opensourceecology dot org [/segment]
[header_fancy text="Learning Outcomes"] [segment id="learning"]
Process and Production Design
- OSE Specifications for Product Design
- 8 Principles of Extreme Manufacturing
- CEB Construction Workflow for Parallel Build
- Building codes and CEB construction
Construction
- Understanding and applied safe use of basic construction tools
- Masonry techniques and brick laying
- Laying a CEB floor
- Framing methods, installation of doors and windows
- Modular Panel Construction
- Electrical wiringo of a house
- Installation of a Complete Bathroom
Design and Documentation towards Scaling Enterprise
- Using Sketchup OSE warehouse parts for designing CEB structures
- OSE Enterprise Model of Product Service Systems
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[header_fancy text="General Schedule"] [segment id="schedule"]
Typical Daily Schedule
8am - Noon: Meeting at worksite and Build Session begins 12:00am: Lunch 1-5 pm: Afternoon Build Session 6 pm: Dinner 6:30-8:30 PM: Evening Lecture and Going over instructionals for next day's activities
Arrival: Please plan on arriving at our site between 5-6 PM on Thursday, August 7, 2014. Dinner starts at 6 PM, and a Tour of Factor e Farm will be from 7-7:30 PM. The introduction and preparation session for the next day's build will run at 7:30 PM sharp, and end at 9:30 PM. If you will be participating for single days only, please arrive by 6:30 PM to make it to the Evening Lecture - which includes explanation and hands-on practice of the following day's work.
Schedule
Friday: Brick laying - CEB walls, door + window framing, CEB floor, electrical and water runs, stucco, up to bond beam. This will be the most important day which will allow the roof to go on for the structure to be covered. Saturday: Roof. Construction and installation of roof panels, up to finishing, chimney, and flashing. Sunday: Interior work - framing room walls, bathroom installation. Monday: Exterior and interior finish. Stabilized block patio + any interior finishing. Tuesday: Review, design, documentation, enterprise discussions. Dinner celebration.
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Registration Fee for 5-Day Workshop: $300 Weekend option: $250 Registration Fee for any single Day: $100 Discounts for Students and Low Income: If you are a student or in need, your cost is 50% off for any of the options. If this is still beyond your means, we can do Work Exchange, where you come 2 days early (by Wed. morning) to help us make workshop preparations, and you pay a deep discounted rate of $15/day. Email us for details. 2-for-1 Discounts: Select any option, and bring a family member or friend with you for free. Email us to let us know who you are bringing. Group Rate: If you can bring a group of 3 or more people with you - your total cost is $450. Sponsor another participant: Sponsor $300 to fund attendance of someone who is on the waiting list for financial assistance, or purchase a µPC to donate to a participant True Fans of OSE: Receive a 25% discount for you on all of our workshops - on top of the discounts above. If you are not a True Fan, you can <a href="http://opensourceecology.org/community/#support">sign up as a True Fan</a> now to become eligible for the True Fans discount on future workshops. Donate to OSE: We are a nonprofit organization. You can make tax-deductible contributions to us.
Fees include workshop tuition, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We can pick you up from the airport, Kansas City International. You are welcome to camp at Factor e Farm. We have a camping location which includes a composting toilet. Showers and a bathroom are located in our main house, HabLab. You may also get your own accommodations - hotels are located 15 minutes away in Cameron, Missouri.
Work boots are required. Please bring protective clothing, work gloves, eye protection, and a hard hat if you have one.
Payment Options: PayPal, Credit Card, Dwolla, Bitcoin, Check, Money Order, or Cash
Registration for the choices above is found on Eventbrite, but Eventbrite accepts only PayPal or Credit Car. If you would like to pay by other means you can select that option at Eventbrite, but then you have to submit your payment independently of Eventbrite. We accept Dwolla, Bitcoin, Check, Money Order, or Cash. Your registration will be confirmed upon receipt of payment. Please make checks payable to Open Source Ecology. Our mailing address is OSE, 909 SW Willow Rd, Maysville, MO 64469. For mailings, please write "MH 4 Workshop" along with number of days on your instrument of payment.
Pay with Dwolla
Dwolla charges lower transaction costs than PayPal. If you are paying by Dwolla, register at Eventbrite and select the Dwolla option, then pay independently via Dwolla (Dwolla is not currently integrated into Eventbrite). Use Open Source Ecology or ops@opensourceecology.org as the Dwolla recipient.
Pay with Bitcoin
Bitcoin is a decentralized payment system. You can pay via bitcoing for your particular choice via a bitcoin amount translated by the current bitcoin exchange rate on the day that you register. OSE's Bitcoin Address is 166yC48RakrZdtsBj36vY9q29CpzknHbxY
Pay with Paypal / Credit Card
To pay with paypal/credit card, please use the the Eventbrite form below. Note that Eventbrite charges a fee for the service in addition to the workshop fee - if you wish to avoid this, you may use the other options as indicated above.
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