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Fran Bradshaw: Natural materials, high performance
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Fran Bradshaw of Anne Thorne Architects speaks on "Natural materials, high performance: Enjoying building together" for Green Architecture Day 2016. Learn more at greenarchitectureday.uk
Nicola Lang: Communities in transition
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Nicola Lang from Transition Homes Community Land Trust talks about "Communities in transition" for Green Architecture Day 2016. Learn more at greenarchitectureday.uk
Alice Edgerly: Art, architecture and design
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Alice Edgerley of Assemble speaks on "Art, architecture and design" at Green Architecture Day 2016 in Brighton, England. Learn more at greenarchitectureday.uk
Nicolas Pople: Architecture as a social art
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Nicolas Pople speaks about "Architecture as a social art" at Green Architecture Day 2016 in Brighton, England. Learn more at greenarchitectureday.uk
Ben Law: Resource-first design and our UK woodland resource
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Woodsman Ben Law gives a talk on "Resource-first design and our UK woodland resource" at Green Architecture Day 2016 in Brighton. Learn more at greenarchitectureday.uk
Duncan Baker-Brown: Approaches to Design
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Duncan Baker-Brown of BBM Sustainable Design opens Green Architecture Day 2016 with a discussion of this year's theme, "Approaches to Design." Learn more at greenarchitectureday.uk
Big Park Project: Peacehaven
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A wide angle view of our orchard planting project at Peacehaven in early spring 2016, filmed by Grant Scott.
The Fruit Factory: Brighton Permaculture Trust's Scrumping HQ
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Help us build the Fruit Factory in Stanmer Park, Brighton: a venue for turning unwanted fruit into delicious food! www.fruitfactory.co.uk
Ian Brown: Straw bale building
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In this talk for Brighton's Green architecture day 2015, Ian Brown of Timber Bale discusses straw bale buildings. Find out about his courses at brightonpermaculture.org.uk/strawbales
"What do sustainable materials look like?" by Duncan Baker-Brown
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In this talk for Brighton's Green architecture day 2015, award-winning architect Duncan Baker-Brown from BBM Sustainable Design discusses sustainable materials. For more talks from the event, visit brightonpermaculture.org.uk/gad2015
Mischa Hewitt: Eco renovate your home
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Mischa Hewitt from Low Carbon Trust discusses how to eco renovate your home in this talk at Brighton's Green Architecture Day 2015. To take Mischa's course on eco renovation, visit brightonpermaculture.org.uk/ecorenovation
Rowland Keable: How to build with rammed earth
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Rowland Keable of Rammed Earth Consulting discusses rammed earth building techniques at Brighton's Green Architecture Day 2015. To take a course with Rowland, visit brightonpermaculture.org.uk/rammedearth
Alex Sparrow: Building with hempcrete
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In this talk for Brighton's Green Architecture Day 2015, Alex Sparrow discusses the benefits of building with hempcrete, or hemp-lime. Alex teaches a course at brightonpermaculture.org.uk/hemplime
"Waste is a resource in the wrong place" by Cat Fletcher
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At Brighton's Green Architecture Day 2015, Cat Fletcher from Freegle discusses waste. Cat is a waste activist who sources and matches up tonnes of unwanted goods and materials with people who can reuse them.
How to graft an apple tree - Greffer un pommier
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How to graft an apple tree - Greffer un pommier
How to plant an apple tree REALLY well
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How to plant an apple tree REALLY well
Pruning with Brighton Permaculture Trust
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Pruning with Brighton Permaculture Trust
Brighton Permaculture Trust featured in Food Unwrapped
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Brighton Permaculture Trust featured in Food Unwrapped
The End of Cheap Oil and The Rise of the Scythe
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The End of Cheap Oil and The Rise of the Scythe
Building a simple wood and cobwood roundhouse
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Building a simple wood and cobwood roundhouse

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @tombley5760
    @tombley5760 2 роки тому

    "our" ?

  • @Eamonnmhac
    @Eamonnmhac 2 роки тому

    Ben Law has done so much for sustainable building, and highlighting the environmental and ecological benefits of coppicing. He is an example to so all..

  • @jerobety
    @jerobety 2 роки тому

    Do you know any modular straw bale vendors in CA USA?

  • @brianmorris8045
    @brianmorris8045 2 роки тому

    I usually despair at people not using a scythe properly and hurting their backs. But thankfully this lady knows her stuff. Let the scythe do most of the work.

  • @LitoGeorge
    @LitoGeorge 2 роки тому

    A role model for people around the world. Thank you Ben.

  • @roostercockburn1665
    @roostercockburn1665 3 роки тому

    What a woman ❤❤❤

  • @d.w.stratton4078
    @d.w.stratton4078 3 роки тому

    For the love of god, don't teach a whole generation of kids to use plastic mulch!!!!

  • @user-fy6wq3zo2s
    @user-fy6wq3zo2s 3 роки тому

    Товарищу хорошо бы ты на российской мове размовлял

  • @aqeelakram4319
    @aqeelakram4319 3 роки тому

    Complete book send kro movie kariya craft Ka tarika ho

  • @An.Individual
    @An.Individual 3 роки тому

    I planted an apple tree in a round hole and it is great. Never seen anyone say it should be square.

    • @mysticandroid57
      @mysticandroid57 3 роки тому

      Nice to see you in 2021 on a 6 year old video.. I bought 2 apple trees for my backyard

  • @gregwilde1119
    @gregwilde1119 3 роки тому

    The growth in one year is impressive

  • @xoxliltina12xox
    @xoxliltina12xox 3 роки тому

    thank you for this amazing video!!! question for you... are the joints nailed into the uprights?

  • @Daffodil956
    @Daffodil956 4 роки тому

    Thanks for your effort

  • @ersharmasandeep
    @ersharmasandeep 4 роки тому

    Some people cover the bud with the tape is it ok to do so?

  • @amber_Forever16
    @amber_Forever16 4 роки тому

    Did you have to get permission from the government to build these?

  • @georgemaguire3685
    @georgemaguire3685 4 роки тому

    Hello, if you get this comment notification in your inbox please get in touch! We (BPT staff) are trying to access this youtube account. Thank-you!!

  • @appreciateit8296
    @appreciateit8296 4 роки тому

    will you send me some good apples varieties please? I live in Africa, thanks sir

  • @edrasmussen6017
    @edrasmussen6017 4 роки тому

    N

  • @calebzen1716
    @calebzen1716 4 роки тому

    Hey Ian. Loved the video. I am from England now live in Canada. I know Brighton very well. Spent many years there . I am into strawbale over here and have done a few courses. Now I am building my own. Just bought some land so going over my plans. Quick question with the infill. Where would you put the studs or framing. You showed 4 options. I thinking of windows and how to attach aswell?? Thank you and maybe if you see this you might want to a busmans holiday over here. If I had stayed in England I am sure we would have worked together

    • @allisondalton8715
      @allisondalton8715 4 роки тому

      I had the same question - with timber frame where does the framing for windows and whatnot go? And electrical and plumbing in strawbale walls?

    • @ohwhatelse
      @ohwhatelse 4 роки тому

      @@allisondalton8715 ... That's where you must know what yr doing before you start. What's yr floor plan? Where is your plumbing needed? Both into & out of the house. The electric. What about the type of finished walls inside? You could decide what size windows as you go but, you have to know WHERE they go, at what height, leave space, & framing them in as you go is best bcz some bales will need to be split & retied. Framing holds them together bcz you just cannot tie them as tight as the baler does! Also, the floor. Cement slab or wood? Those plans are quite different. Slab is faster but, you have to have your entry elevated unless you live in a very dry area. But 1st. Is the perimeter going to be timber built or are the bales going to bear the load of the roof?7th That's two very different processes from the ground up! Many details to know well before you start so, I can't stress enough that it is so-o well worth the investment & STUDY of some good instructions! Which you can find here on UTUBE. Will save you some costly, frustrating, time consuming, & maybe expensive errors/mistakes! Lotsa luck & good goin.... .

  • @stevebowles1
    @stevebowles1 4 роки тому

    Thank you for a really useful video. We used this as our 'model' for our orchard-planting project at Wordsworth Primary School in Southampton this week and it all worked really well.

  • @jdjones4825
    @jdjones4825 4 роки тому

    Foreign formworkers....☹️

  • @susangrahn2874
    @susangrahn2874 4 роки тому

    Can the root tree be any tree or does that matter?

    • @fcuk_x
      @fcuk_x 10 місяців тому

      Does it matter if you have a kidney transplant from a horse or a human?

  • @stuartlyons5383
    @stuartlyons5383 4 роки тому

    thanks

  • @kodiandroid8821
    @kodiandroid8821 5 років тому

    i like a good teacher

  • @baliramnegi1522
    @baliramnegi1522 5 років тому

    Which season chip bidding should to do

  • @brightonpermaculturetrust
    @brightonpermaculturetrust 5 років тому

    WE HAVE A NEW CHANNEL see ua-cam.com/channels/A4pn3je92wvKivoXJNTgng.htmlvideos for latest videos

  • @brightonpermaculturetrust
    @brightonpermaculturetrust 5 років тому

    WE HAVE A NEW CHANNEL see ua-cam.com/channels/A4pn3je92wvKivoXJNTgng.htmlvideos for latest videos

  • @nasirkaramov8276
    @nasirkaramov8276 5 років тому

    Involving kids into activity like tree planting is really healthy thing to grow them as a citizens.

  • @briannacooper2628
    @briannacooper2628 5 років тому

    I have never seen this technique before and am thankful to you for sharing it with me. I enjoy your work.

  • @mohanbragta9318
    @mohanbragta9318 5 років тому

    सेब के पेड़ में डिकमपोजर का प्रयोग किस तरह से किया जा सकता है

  • @jogta160
    @jogta160 5 років тому

    We are learning through UA-cam. Thanks for sharing.

  • @viacheslavdenisenko6296
    @viacheslavdenisenko6296 5 років тому

    Is it possible to come to your courses?

    • @simonsymeou6449
      @simonsymeou6449 5 років тому

      www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/introduction-to-hempcrete-tickets-53430791937 👍

  • @jimbobojim4634
    @jimbobojim4634 5 років тому

    Did you get the proper permits to build this structure? Because it can't be listed as a dwelling it meets absolutely no building codes at all.

  • @expresshealth6275
    @expresshealth6275 5 років тому

    Thank you, what a wonderful life and future, for sure I will build your way in Portugal, Tanks Ann

  • @ElectricityTaster
    @ElectricityTaster 5 років тому

    Those are some serious stakes for such a small spindly tree.

    • @permag3911
      @permag3911 4 роки тому

      Indeed, but it's more about how long the stakes will last and support the mesh than their strength to support trees

  • @keithashline505
    @keithashline505 6 років тому

    I've got to give this technique a try. Excellent tutorial and thanks for posting this.

  • @matthewlavergne5610
    @matthewlavergne5610 6 років тому

    You can go to woodprix if you would like to make it yourself guys.

    • @jimbobojim4634
      @jimbobojim4634 5 років тому

      This thing meets no building code in the US you might be able to get a building permit for this thing as a shed. But that's it.

  • @keliweisgerber3896
    @keliweisgerber3896 6 років тому

    I'm sure you'll learn how to make it if you'll read woodprix instructions from cover to cover :)

  • @mcneeseremalf28
    @mcneeseremalf28 6 років тому

    I made similar with woodprix instructions :)

  • @browpetj
    @browpetj 6 років тому

    Great vid!

  • @MrWhitetailtracker
    @MrWhitetailtracker 6 років тому

    Alittle over kill planting here

  • @Joedirt5
    @Joedirt5 6 років тому

    How do you ancor wall down so that it doesn't collapse?

  • @User-kj5kr
    @User-kj5kr 6 років тому

    This is nice healthy family good to see father teaching children.

  • @SunilKumar-tu7hl
    @SunilKumar-tu7hl 6 років тому

    pl sr,learn how to do the budding.

  • @SunilKumar-tu7hl
    @SunilKumar-tu7hl 6 років тому

    very-very nice and clear video,u even learn how to tide the grafting tape clearly,sr u r great,some other videos r so fast u doesn't know how to graft,budding and tide.

  • @elaineparnell1787
    @elaineparnell1787 6 років тому

    Try to cut back on the plastic!

    • @danielbolduc276
      @danielbolduc276 6 років тому

      I'd so too if you live in a residential area and you have a small closed or fenced off area. But not if you really have pest eating at them like rabbits and so on before they have a chance to mature! This is well protected and not over done at all IMHO because you can see that the area they're planting in is very open and will have wildlife as well around to eat away at it. lol besides as it matures you can easily cut it away and readjust the bands or ties accordingly.

    • @ElectricityTaster
      @ElectricityTaster 5 років тому

      Chicken wire is a better alternative. You could even make a wattle fence if you have a lot of time.

  • @paulgorman3553
    @paulgorman3553 7 років тому

    Could you send me a detail for using it on a floor slab. This sounds very interesting.

  • @mahitaonebuilders251
    @mahitaonebuilders251 7 років тому

    will the hempcrete rot timber frames and floors

  • @iantaylor8941
    @iantaylor8941 7 років тому

    Go on website UK freeads hardcore Rubble bricks other Supplies Like Wood Save you money I know a company That will collect Large amount brick Rubble 7.5 tonnes need Special Truck Carry the Load

  • @prikshitjusta1952
    @prikshitjusta1952 7 років тому

    dear sir what kind of apple variety do u have