Natural living - Gaia Star

06/07/2024

I’m delighted and excited to share my In person Circle Offering ♥️
Online circle also soon to be announced.

Please message me for more info or if you’d like to stay informed.

03/02/2024

The only constant is change and this time on the earth is full of and in need of just that.
This page is no exception and it is having a complete rebirth.
As a new born it is finding its place in this Facebook world and learning who it is :)
So please be patient and stick around to see what unfolds.
I appreciate your presence and support. What ever it will become will be inalignment with earth loving, people caring ways.

03/02/2024

Nature connection

16/10/2022

Passion project. Our home
Humble h**p house Built with h**p, sustainably sourced and reclaimed wood and tons of love.

Permastructure Pty Ltd shared a post on Instagram: "Weekend project at home **pbuilding **pcrete ". Follow their account to see 7 posts.

22/02/2021

In keeping with our changing direction and focus (away from Earthbag/super adobe, we are going to be slowly transitioning to a new page, which will better reflect our current work and services. We hope you join us there.
https://www.facebook.com/Permastructure-Sustainable-Building-105670901571502

Here from humble beginnings a little trip down memory lane for us in this little Vimeo video.
https://vimeo.com/documentaryshop/earthbagdome

Permastructure is a sustainable building company based in Northern Rivers NSW, Australia.

26/02/2017

25/05/2016

There are side effects of building your own ...

1. you will learn new skills, and that's empowering & just plain cool
2. your creativity will wake up & flourish (and possibly wake you up in the middle of the night with ideas)
3. your friends will "ooh" and "aaah" (a lot)
4. you will know how to fix anything if needed

So let's all go out there and build like we give a damn!

This photo is from Kim Harwood Stonework

23/01/2016

What a lovely movement this man facilitated.

Grand Designs it isn’t, but the singular vision of architect Walter Segal lives on in Lewisham – and the families who built their own homes are inspiring a future generation in search of affordable housing in Britain