lunes, 2 de mayo de 2011
lunes, 18 de abril de 2011
links sobre construccion con la tecnica cob
cobcottage site for The Cob Cottage Company features information and resources about building with cob.
cobworkshops.org lists many workshops featuring cob in North America.
naturalhomes.org lists workshops from around the world related to cob.
earthedworld.co.uk a fine, informative site about cob, listing workshops, forums, and an extensive photo gallery.
cobworks.com information, photos, workshops related to cob.
coblist email discussion group about cob.
davidsheen.com features a wonderful collection of pictures of earthen sturctures from around the world. (If Firefox doesn't work, try another browser.)
youtube.com There are a bunch of short videos about cob and natural building posted here, including interviews with Michael G. Smith, Becky Bee, Janell Kapoor, Katy Bryce & Adam Weismann, Alfie Howard, Ian Marcuse, Kiko Denzer, and Kevin McCabe.
youtube.com part 1 of an interview with Michael G. Smith about cob and earthen building; part 2: youtube.com
daycreek.com page of photos and description of cob.
spiralworks.com is devoted to sustainable community development, and specializes in teaching about cob on the East Coast.
cobincornwall.com informative site with lots of pictures of various cob projects in Cornwall, England.
housealive.org This site is mostly focused on cob, and offers information and workshops that "empowers people to build affordable homes that are responsible and beautiful through the use of natural design and building techniques."
cobprojects.info join a cob forum or browse lots of pictures and sites devoted to cob projects.
barefootbuilder.com has information about cob and sponsors cob workshops in Tennessee
mudgirls.ca A women's cobbing cooperative in Canada that offers workshops, etc.
ilovecob.com This blog-style site has assembled lots of images of natural building projects, commentary about them, links to related sites, and even video via YouTube that tours a lovely cob creation.
edwardsecobuilding.com features information about cobbing, with photos, articles, courses, links, etc. in the UK.
cobtogether.com some nice pictures of cobworks.
cobbuildersforum.com this forum specific to cob building also has a picture gallery, videos, and workshops listed.
dancingrabbit.org this well-made and informative video features a light-straw-clay home that also uses reclaimed lumber.
earthenhand.com has a nice gallery of various cob work by Scott Howard.
livingearthstructures.com has a fun display of cob art.
startribune.com an article about two women's troubles with building a cob home in rural Wisconsin.
countrysidemag.com another article that references the cob house from above.
small-scale.net/yearofmud is a very bnlog about buiilding a cob house at Dancing Rabbit ecovillage in Missouri.
designboom.com describes some beautiful cob domed buildings from the Masgum in the Camaroon.
cobworkshops.org lists many workshops featuring cob in North America.
naturalhomes.org lists workshops from around the world related to cob.
earthedworld.co.uk a fine, informative site about cob, listing workshops, forums, and an extensive photo gallery.
cobworks.com information, photos, workshops related to cob.
coblist email discussion group about cob.
davidsheen.com features a wonderful collection of pictures of earthen sturctures from around the world. (If Firefox doesn't work, try another browser.)
youtube.com There are a bunch of short videos about cob and natural building posted here, including interviews with Michael G. Smith, Becky Bee, Janell Kapoor, Katy Bryce & Adam Weismann, Alfie Howard, Ian Marcuse, Kiko Denzer, and Kevin McCabe.
youtube.com part 1 of an interview with Michael G. Smith about cob and earthen building; part 2: youtube.com
daycreek.com page of photos and description of cob.
spiralworks.com is devoted to sustainable community development, and specializes in teaching about cob on the East Coast.
cobincornwall.com informative site with lots of pictures of various cob projects in Cornwall, England.
housealive.org This site is mostly focused on cob, and offers information and workshops that "empowers people to build affordable homes that are responsible and beautiful through the use of natural design and building techniques."
cobprojects.info join a cob forum or browse lots of pictures and sites devoted to cob projects.
barefootbuilder.com has information about cob and sponsors cob workshops in Tennessee
mudgirls.ca A women's cobbing cooperative in Canada that offers workshops, etc.
ilovecob.com This blog-style site has assembled lots of images of natural building projects, commentary about them, links to related sites, and even video via YouTube that tours a lovely cob creation.
edwardsecobuilding.com features information about cobbing, with photos, articles, courses, links, etc. in the UK.
cobtogether.com some nice pictures of cobworks.
cobbuildersforum.com this forum specific to cob building also has a picture gallery, videos, and workshops listed.
dancingrabbit.org this well-made and informative video features a light-straw-clay home that also uses reclaimed lumber.
earthenhand.com has a nice gallery of various cob work by Scott Howard.
livingearthstructures.com has a fun display of cob art.
startribune.com an article about two women's troubles with building a cob home in rural Wisconsin.
countrysidemag.com another article that references the cob house from above.
small-scale.net/yearofmud is a very bnlog about buiilding a cob house at Dancing Rabbit ecovillage in Missouri.
designboom.com describes some beautiful cob domed buildings from the Masgum in the Camaroon.
¿De dónde viene el Silicio Orgánico ?
El Silicio es un mineral muy repartido en el planeta ya que representa del 28 al 30 % de la composición del mundo mineral en forma del sílice cristalizado.
El organismo humano contiene aproximadamente 7 g más de Silicio que de Hierro (3.5 g) y aún mayor cantidad que de cobre y de otros oligo-elementos.
http://drsaubens.canalblog.com/archives/2008/09/17/10643264.html
El organismo humano contiene aproximadamente 7 g más de Silicio que de Hierro (3.5 g) y aún mayor cantidad que de cobre y de otros oligo-elementos.
http://drsaubens.canalblog.com/archives/2008/09/17/10643264.html
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