Hey there!
Well, it’s happened twice now. Just as you publish a book on a subject, I finish a project that might have sat nicely in your book!
First one was my tiny home dome, released just after your book Tiny Homes.
Then coincidently I purchased and moved onto my 38 ft. narrowboat just as you released Tiny Homes on the Move.
Now. I have just finished creating this 40m2 / 430 sq. ft. straw bale house with my new company, Hartwyn. The building is named Ty Twt — Welsh for “small home.”
It was an interesting project, where we offered the entire build as a training program. We took a group of mixed-skill interns through the entire building process in 12 weeks.
We used local straw, dug our site clay for plasters, and the timber was (mostly) all milled locally. It boasts a green roof, composting toilet, tadelakt shower (Moroccan lime plaster), and greywater system.
I have attached some pictures, and have high-res ones if you would like. But all of the information is on our site with a nifty little time-lapse of the whole process!
Hope this is of some interest!
–Jeffrey
