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Building a Door Stop for A Cob Oven

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Adobe Floor Basics - How to build a dirt cheap floor

January 17, 2014

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Comfy Cob Bench Ergonoics

December 20, 2013

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Three Strawbale No-No's

December 02, 2013

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Who Does What...during construction of a natural building?

November 07, 2013

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Lime Over Clay...When is that ok?

October 23, 2013

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Build a Clay (Cob) Oven in Your Yard!

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Collaborate with the sun...passive solar design basics

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Sigi Koko: Sigi Koko is the principal designer at Down to Earth Design, which she founded in 1998 to help her clients manifest their vision of living in a natural, healthy home. She translates each client’s vision into a unique building design that reflects their personality & lifestyle, while responding to the surrounding landscape & climate. Sigi’s unique collaborative design process provides information & support that encourages her clients to engage fully throughout the design process. Sigi also teaches natural building workshops that empower her clients to contribute creatively during the construction of their own home. All of Sigi's projects are designed to function in synchronicity with their environment. Each building relates to seasonal cycles of sun, wind, and rain to provide natural heating and cooling primarily from passive (free!) sources. Her clients enjoy an average 75% reduction in total energy usage compared to conventional buildings. She uses building materials that ensure healthy indoor spaces & minimal environmental impact.

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