Le Cercle de Gindou
QUEL HABITAT POUR QUELLE RECONSTRUCTION EN HAITI ?
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MOSOSAH
RELOGER 1 MILLION DE SANS-ABRI
DIGNEMENT ET DURABLEMENT
Projet haïtien, pour des haïtiens,
mené par des haïtiens....
POUR UN PLAN DE RELOGEMENT EN HAITI - Port au Prince 30 avril 2011
par MOSOSAH, Mouvement de Solidarité avec les Sans-Abri d'Haïti, Port-au-Prince
Pour un plan de relogement en Haiti.pdf
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par MOSOSAH, Mouvement de Solidarité avec les Sans-Abri d'Haïti, Port-au-Prince
Pour un plan de relogement en Haiti.pdf
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Les Pistes de l'Ecoconstruction
La brique de terre crue auto-bloquante réalisée par le matériel de marque HYDRAFORM
La brique de terre crue anto-bloquante HYDRAFORM
Présentée par Jean Louis MAGNOL
hYDRAFORM-découverte23_1_2011.pdf
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Présentée par Jean Louis MAGNOL
hYDRAFORM-découverte23_1_2011.pdf
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http://www.hydraformfrancais.com/index.htm
Jacques Clovis Amandji Oba
International Sales Executive
Tel : +27 (11) 913 1449
Cel: +27 (0) 79 973 99 36
Fax : +27 (11) 913 2840
Email : francophonesales@hydraform.com
Website: www.hydraform.com
Sustainable. Building. Solutions.
Les solutions d'habitat naturel , économique,
et adapté de Kevin Rowell en Haïti :
http://reforestation.net/taxonomy/term/39
Natural Building refers to a number of durable, time-tested and easy to learn construction methods using local clays, sand, straw, stone, bamboo and other abundant and recycled materials. Natural Building is a powerful tool for social change, as it sits at the nexus of a number of pressing issues facing today’s world, including affordable housing, sustainable land stewardship and appropriate use of natural resources, localization and beautification of our built environment, cultural survival and community revival. Coupled with permaculture, whole-systems design and renewable energy, Natural Building provides accessible long-term solutions that will last for generations.
Building solutions naturally
Natural Building offers long-lasting solutions to many of today’s ecological and social ills. Referring to a number of durable time-tested construction
methods, Natural Building uses local clays, sand, straw, stone, bamboo and other abundant and recycled materials. Because Natural Building is easy to learn, it also empowers people to reclaim
their dignity and basic human right to healthy, affordable, beautiful and ecologically-sound shelter. Coupled with permaculture, whole-systems design and renewable energy, Natural Building
has the propensity to provide accessible long-term solutions that will last for generations.
Whole systems
We work with permaculture principles and appropriate design, incorporating indigenous materials such as clay, sand, straw, bamboo, stone, wood, rice husk, urbanite, bottles, and whatever else is re-usable or local to the particular areas in which we are building. Often, our buildings incorporate hybrid (various) wall systems in order to create a solid passive solar structure.
We work with permaculture principles and appropriate design, incorporating indigenous materials such as clay, sand, straw, bamboo, stone, wood, rice husk, urbanite, bottles, and whatever else is re-usable or local to the particular areas in which we are building. Often, our buildings incorporate hybrid (various) wall systems in order to create a solid passive solar structure.
Building sensibly
Embodied energy
Design
Small footprint
Embodied energy
Design
Small footprint
Techniques
The techniques we use include a combination of any of the following: adobe; wattle and daub; cob; strawclay/slipstraw; straw bale; timber-frame; earthen plasters, paints, floors, and relief work; tile, thatch, and living roofs; drystack stone, urbanite, and earth bag foundations; decorative and structural bamboo; and other innovations. For the most part, we use no or very little cement.
The techniques we use include a combination of any of the following: adobe; wattle and daub; cob; strawclay/slipstraw; straw bale; timber-frame; earthen plasters, paints, floors, and relief work; tile, thatch, and living roofs; drystack stone, urbanite, and earth bag foundations; decorative and structural bamboo; and other innovations. For the most part, we use no or very little cement.
Maisons en terre, une idée économique et sûre
qui résisterait aux tremblements de terre :
HABITAT EN TERRE CRUE
http://archecologie.free.fr/presentation/visite/visite.htm#
Le Centre de la Culture et des Techniques de la Terre
La construction en végétaux
Maisons paille
bâtir en paille.doc
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Maisons paille
bâtir en paille.doc
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Reconstruire en quelques jours
à un coût dérisoire des maisons en Haïti :
Version imprimable