Meror Krayenhoff will present Rammed Earth V3.0, Transformation to a resilient, high performance wall systemThe presentation is open to the general public. Free for members and $10 suggested donation for non-members. This presentation is likely oriented towards residential construction.
- Introduce and provide history on Rammed Earth that has been used in construction for centuries.
- Explain that most of the myths about constraints and flaws are characteristics of rammed earth V1.0 and introduce V3.0 as the state of the art rammed earth system.
- Show how there is not yet a common language when building with earth or any shared standards across the industry.
- Present that wide adoption of rammed earth is feasible today, but will depend on how modern applications are constructed in different climates.
Where: Phinney Neighborhood Center Lower Building Basement, 6532 Phinney Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103 When: October 24th, 2012, 7:00 - 9:00 PM
The Sustainable Design Committee seeks to educate the members of the Structural Engineers Association of Washington in the aspects of sustainable design that impact structural engineering.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Rammed Earth Education at Phinney Neighborhood Center
Northwest EcoBuilding Guild is hosting a presentation on rammed earth construction at their October meeting at Phinney Neighborhood Center. From their newsletter: