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Ideas submitted for this project are located on the [[Hab Lab Design Gallery]] page. | |||
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Revision as of 05:46, 22 September 2011
The need for all-weather housing to shelter year-round members of the community, located where summers can be unpleasantly hot and winters unpleasantly cold, can be met with superinsulated designs. Here we will examine some possible options and our progress in bring them into existence. Planning tools, instructions, modifications, etc. will be included.
The Design Page is a good place to see what has been offered and to post any of your own great ideas. More ideas are great for everybody!
Survey & Design
The area on the property for the first group habitation was on a noticeable slope. OSE staff members worked with a home-made water level to take measurements over a 100' square area.
How to make a water level: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAcT_1T25LM
Ideas submitted for this project are located on the Hab Lab Design Gallery page.
Building Orientation
Planning
Kitchen/Bath Water
Utility/Storage Area
=Heating
Source Material
http://dnr.mo.gov/pubs/pub781.pdf
Site Preparation
Foundations & Column Slabs
Concrete Work
Narrow Wall Support Slabs
Kitchen and Bath Areas
===Retaining Wall for Lower Level===4