Quick b-home reference

For details about structures on and off the site, please look at categories to the right.

Talking Walls -Book Launch June 12th at Publication Studio 460 main street, Catskill

New Stuff at b-home Summer 2014

Covered Tee Pee

Bottle House in progress(with milk crates etc)

Entrance Arch to Bottle house

Errr House

Stick World(With Kal Walls and Barn Doors)

Mud House (Next to little stream excavation)

mud house interior detail

Big Boot House with out skin (with Rachael Lowther's Orange wolf)

Max and Miles Goldfarb's Tower of LP Power(in progress)

Max and Miles Goldfarb's Tower(Back side/in progress)

Maple production site

Sugar shack Back side

Slab Shed with dead tree

Cara Turett's Museum (back side)

Cara Turett's Living Stump Library Museum entrance

Lisa Marie Ludwig's Cicada/Earth Bag Bunker Green House

Err House- Back Side

Chair/Stump House

Stephen Hren's Stone/Tree Implants year 4

Stephen Hren has been embedding stones in trees so that they may slowly grow around them in time.

winter cabin from afar

Stone Arch in Progress- The Meeting House

Finally a Log Structure

This Five Sided Log Structure was chainsawed by Alex Perry -stacked with no doorway in hopes of keeping the new bee hives safe from the roaming giant Teddy Bears

Finally a Tee Pee

20 ft sticks up and in progress, Skin it in the Spring

Waste Into Place

b-home photo's by Robert Dziabel

Click Here for some nice black and white detail shots by  Robert Dziabel from this past summer

http://robertdziabel.com/mattbua.html

subtitle: Turning On A Paradigm

More new Structures for the Fall

and More New Structures for the Fall

Architectural Inventions- The Book-

I'm pleased to announce the book  "Architectural Inventions" co-authored with Max Goldfarb and designed by Still Room is out and about......

a couple of reviews:
 Reading the City By ALLISON ARIEFF in the New York Times

Imagining the World of Tomorrow With Bua and Goldfarb's Architectural Inventions by Stephen Hren in the Huffington Post

New Winchester Review by Karl Payn
 
"The Importance Of Impossible Structures" by Buzz Poole in Print Magazine

Book review - Architectural Inventions: Visionary Drawings

No Too Mush Mew Opens at the Suislaw Model Forest in Acra Ny

No Tools used, Mushroom Museum Created for the Show: 

Whale Oil To Whole Foods 

at the Greene County Council for the Arts Gallery and at the Greene County Cornell Cooperative Extension.

Add some Mush as Needed - Now through August 31 2012

Bhome Genome

Halldor Ulfarsson's DIY camera dolly video:

Jo Q. Nelson Pleasure Palace

Jo Q. Nelson's tree house in fallen Hickory from Hurricane Irene.

Catskill Stone Civilization Revealed

Click here to read and see more

A few new structures as winter approaches

Stephen Hren's "Tales From the Sustainable Underground" now available

Activists striving for any type of social change often find themselves operating on the fringes of legal and social norms. Many experience difficulties when their innovative ideas run afoul of antiquated laws and regulations that favor a big business, energy- and material-intensive approach.Tales from the Sustainable underground is packed with the stories ofjust some of these pioneers – who care more for the planet than the rules – whether they’re engaged in natural building, permaculture, community development, or ecologically based art. Ride along and meet courageous and inspiring individuals such as:

Solar guru Ed Eaton
Radical urban permaculturalists Scott Kellogg and Stacy Pettigrew
Artist, eco-architect and intuitive builder Matt Bua.

Equally entertaining and informative, the profiles in this highly original book provide a unique lens through which to view deeper questions about the societal structures that are preventing us from attaining a more sustainableworld. By examining such issues as the nature of property rights and the function of art in society, the author raises profound questions about how our social attitudes and mores have contributed to our current destructive paradigm.

Tales from the Sustainable Underground is a must-read for sustainability activists in any field, or for anyone who wants to learn about more radical forms of sustainability activities in an entertaining way.



http://www.newsociety.com/Books/T/Tales-from-the-Sustainable-Underground