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Yeoman Design Build will be participating Barnfest at the Fabric of Life Folk school in Shelburne, MA. We will have a display and hands on materials to check out amongst other local artisans at this unique craft festival. Food, Drink, Music, and lots of handcrafted goodness. 80 Bassett Rd. Shelburne MA
It was a beautiful fall day last Sunday, perfect for touring a strawbale home in the woods. Thanks to everyone who came out to see our progress on this project and learn more about natural building methods. Checking out the siding solar panels will contribute to the sustainability of this house! the natural shape of this tree makes it a great key-holder The windows let in lots of light on the South side to help warm the home during the day windows also have wide ledges that can be used as seats the kitchen is coming together! a unique natural building feature: a handprint tree made by the family who will live here curved window between rooms If you would like to learn more about natural building and the services we offer, check out more information on our website or contact Mike at (413)-834-1499 or info@yeomandesignbuild.com. You can also Find us on Facebook to see more photos.
Want to see firsthand what a strawbale house looks and feels like? Wondering how you could build a home with sustainable, locally sourced materials? Come to our final open house! When: Sunday October 11th, 12:00-4:00pm. Where: 30 Crittenden Hill Rd., Buckland MA. Questions? Call Mike: (413) – 834 – 1499. Don’t miss it! For more information about the building process, see this blog post. Powered byWoocommerce Authorize Payment Integration
Work is well underway on this prototype home, as we search for better and more balanced ways to build. Features: – Most of the lumber and wood came from the building site and was milled a few feet from the house. – Home is well insulated with straw-bales from a farm in Connecticut. – Natural clay plasters and non-toxic interior finishes. – Reclaimed and second life materials used as much as possible – Highly processed materials minimized – Natural Building methods used in conjunction with modern building science.