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[Cob] picsMary Hooper mjhooper at trccomputing.comWed Feb 25 07:36:17 CST 2004
Copper: Thanks for the great web reference(below). I was just in Worcester over christmas and wish i'd known about bishop's wood then!!! The school building seems made for real people. The home interiors look really great, but I can't imagine living in such a place. It looks like a house for someone who has no life and no detritis of daily living---no place for the hairbrush with hair in it; a dog or messy parakeet pets; toast crumbs; muddy outdoor shoes; potato bin; computer; 750 books and so on. While a cob house requires "downsizing," I still think it should be a home and not a magazine picture. If anyone has ideas to share on the subject of what is enough simplicity and how real people should fit into their handbuilt homes, I'd like to hear from you off line if you/shannon thinks this is not on topic. mjhooperNOSPAM at trccomputing.com (take out the nospam) keep well everybody, Mary > http://www.rogerdean.com/architecture/index.htm > > some awfully pretty pictures. he's planning on using > gunnite to build it in the UK. I think that some of > the ideas could easily be incorporated into cob. In > any sense, pretty! > >
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