Fall Natural Building Workshops Open for Registration

Calling all sustainability folks, engineers, artists, builders, visionaries, grass-touchers, home-inhabiters, homestead-dreamers, students, and clay-curious: the time has come! I’m hosting natural building workshops this next month in Medford, MA and I’d love to see you there.

For me, natural building workshops were a transformational experience that opened a whole new vision of sustainability, community, and well-being to me that I’ve been passionate about ever since.

Since then, I’ve embarked on a journey to become a natural builder and educator, to offer you with that experience, right here in Greater Boston.

Teaching a workshop last month in NYC

You can register here for any of four dates this next month. The workshops will be hosted at a property in West Medford where I am converting a shed into a backyard studio with natural materials. It’s the perfect experience for anyone interested in sustainable, natural building, no experience required.

  • Sat 10/19, 10 am-12:30 pm
  • Sun 10/20, 10 am-12:30 pm
  • Sat 11/2,  1 pm-3:30 pm
  • Sun 11/3, 1 pm-3:30 pm

In a compact and value-packed 2 1/2 hours, we will cover:

  • History of the natural building movement, broadly and in our region
  • Science of natural building materials
  • Introduction to light-straw clay building and why it is relevant to our region
  • Hands on light straw-clay mixing and wall-filling!
  • FAQs: Is it legal? Does it work? Can it scale?
  • And more!

Workshop attendance is capped for a small, intimate gathering with plenty of time for individual questions and assistance. I am proud to be the first to offer natural building workshops in Greater Boston (that I know of!), so don’t hesitate to grab your spot at these limited opportunities.

You can also save and share the workshop page on my website.

I hope you are having a beautiful autumn. Feel free to contact me with any questions at biolithicbuilds@gmail.com.

Light straw-clay: the wall that sprouts! (Don’t worry, it’s ok!)


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