David Lorenz wrote:
<For some reason the message I sent yesterday didn't go through. Anyway,
I am looking for some information on alternative construction materials
(e.g., straw bale construction, composite plyboards made from straw,
recyclable materials, etc.). Specifically, I would like to know who the
major players are in this field, and to get some idea of the cost/benefits/
disadvantages of using these techniques.
This information will be used in a (hopefully) upcoming publication, and will
bused to encourage the development and use of these technologies.>
Here is a place on the www to look for more info on straw bale construction.
I'll be happy to respond to additional questions after you've checked out
what is posted there. What follows is a posting on the subject. Gotta go
now but I'll be checking my mail. I'm in Portland, OR today and will be for
5 days. Back to Tucson after that. In fact I'll be at PSU in a few hours.
David Eisenberg (strawnet@xxxxxxx)
<<Subj: Straw Bale WWW page
Date: Wed, Jan 4, 1995 11:14 AM MST
From: shea@xxxxxxxxxxxx
X-From: shea@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Gary Shea)
To: buildings@xxxxxxxxxx, strawnet@xxxxxxx
I have been interested in the Straw Bale discussion on this
list, and have been querying David Eisenberg for answers and
resources.
I have gathered up what he's given me into a WWW page, the
address is:
http://www.xmission.com/~shea/straw
I'm expecting to get a semi-formal overview/introduction from
David whenever he gets the chance, and I'm open to anyone else's
input as far as resources, etc., that should be there but aren't.
Gary>>
<For some reason the message I sent yesterday didn't go through. Anyway,
I am looking for some information on alternative construction materials
(e.g., straw bale construction, composite plyboards made from straw,
recyclable materials, etc.). Specifically, I would like to know who the
major players are in this field, and to get some idea of the cost/benefits/
disadvantages of using these techniques.
This information will be used in a (hopefully) upcoming publication, and will
bused to encourage the development and use of these technologies.>
Here is a place on the www to look for more info on straw bale construction.
I'll be happy to respond to additional questions after you've checked out
what is posted there. What follows is a posting on the subject. Gotta go
now but I'll be checking my mail. I'm in Portland, OR today and will be for
5 days. Back to Tucson after that. In fact I'll be at PSU in a few hours.
David Eisenberg (strawnet@xxxxxxx)
<<Subj: Straw Bale WWW page
Date: Wed, Jan 4, 1995 11:14 AM MST
From: shea@xxxxxxxxxxxx
X-From: shea@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Gary Shea)
To: buildings@xxxxxxxxxx, strawnet@xxxxxxx
I have been interested in the Straw Bale discussion on this
list, and have been querying David Eisenberg for answers and
resources.
I have gathered up what he's given me into a WWW page, the
address is:
http://www.xmission.com/~shea/straw
I'm expecting to get a semi-formal overview/introduction from
David whenever he gets the chance, and I'm open to anyone else's
input as far as resources, etc., that should be there but aren't.
Gary>>