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I loved the price stickers placed randomly all around these words...i love the people who do these random things in our city...you are true artists
The first layer of mud (about a meter high) is laid down. It then has to dry for about three days before it is cut and another layer added on top.
demolition area for future John Steinbeck Park. The building is mostly gone..... I remember there being a chiropractor's office there a while back.. then abandoned for many years.... what was it before that it had this furnace?
The next few photos are of mud construction on Anna Heringer's new school in Rudrapur. I went up several times during construction to learn the process. We will be using similar techniques to create the mud and bamboo buildings at my resort. (Though the quality of finishes at my place will be much higher.)
Water buffalo (or moesh in Bangla) mix the mud with straw to make it stronger.
Project 365 = Day 55 = 24 Feb 2025
Day 1151 (Since 1 Jan 2022)
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August 2, 2021 - Gravity is a mixed-use development located at 500 W. Broad Street in the Franklinton neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio. Architect: NBBJ
My new found work place is in a field office that sits in a ghetto neighborhood. Can't even bring a car withour risking a bit. Everytime I walk outside with my equipment and safety gear I risk attracting attention.
That's the field office. My actual work site though, is a few meters away from the beach.
Whoever said a few minutes of staring at the sun could do no good was probably just a selfish bloke.