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| From Elder Peterson - This recent article suggests that people whose homes burned in wildfires are rebuilding with compressed earth brick. They might be a new market, either as a resource to contractors or to DIY builders. [https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20241018-fire-proof-houses-and-the-people-rebuilding-their-homes-using-earth?utm_source=pocket-newtab-en-us]
| | See [[Global Problemsolving Method#Discussion]] re Elder Peterson's discussion on South Africa. |
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| '''Response:''' We are just getting started and the future brings in hybrid CEB-stick using non-cured block to allow for speed of [[Seed Eco-Home]], much higher strength than stick, and fiberglass batts in the framing, u-trusses of OSB such as in the [[Universal Construction Set]], and likely drywall due to its finish quality. Exterior could be vinyl or any standard material. PV is standard, with flat living roof. All innovative as industry standards would cost several times more. Then add heat storage with water in totes for full off grid with ample PV. Then we solve energy, with a hydrogen filling station in every home, at the cost of extra PV. How wonderful is that?.
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| TLDR: definitely CEB-stick hybrids, where stick gets you the alignment, and CEB gets you structure. with redundancy so either stick or brick alone is structural code compliant. It gets better by the minute, hence the need for open innovation.
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| Apprenticeship announcement soon. Please repost on FB Workshops if you like, linking to your nice article.
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| There is definitely going to be a market for eco CEB bug-out huts. Everyone is too scared.
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