Earthship Australia is an Incorporated Association founded in 2013 out of Melbourne, Australia. It is an open-communication platform driving the adoption of self-sufficient, autonomous, off-grid housing across Australia and New Zealand based on the design and thinking of architect Michael Reynolds.
For further detail regarding design and opportunities in the USA see the Earthship Biotecture site.
For further detail regarding design and opportunities in the USA see the Earthship Biotecture site.
Upcoming Events
Welcome to Earthships : A series of Online presentations to explore the experiences, issues and logistics for building Earthships in Australia
Ever wondered about Earthships in Australia? Are they legal, what is involved, and how much do they cost? Come along to our 4 online information and experience sessionsto hear from local Earthship builders, clients and designers. Wednesday nights once a month until the end of 2021 29TH SEPTEMBER, 20TH OCTOBER, 17TH NOVEMBER, 8TH DECEMBER Tickets $20 FOR SINGLE SESSION OR $75 FOR ALL 5 You must book in to gain access to the online sessions WEEK 1. ORIGINS AND EARLY BUILDS WEEK 2. PLANNING AND APPROVALS WEEK 3. BUSHFIRES AND CLIMATE RESILIENCE WEEK 4. OWNER BUILDING, RESOURCES AND TRADIES Moderating will be Dr Rachel Goldlust, Secretary of Earthship Australia and Town Planner, and Martin Freney of Earthship Ironbank in SA and Earthship Eco Homes. Come along to hear from those who have experience designing, planning and building Earthships in different climates, jurisdictions and formats in Australia and NZ, ask your questions and get more involved Wednesday 29th September Week 1: Earthships in Australia – Origins and Early Story of Earthships in Australia Where we’ve come from, how Earthships first emerged and what did the first few builds look like? With Dr Rachel Goldlust, Dr Martin Freney (having a yarn) Special Guests Dani Wolff, Duuvy Jester Wednesday 20th October Week 2: Earthship research, planning and approvals in Australia and New Zealand With Martin Freney and Gus Anning Earthship Te Timatanga Wednesday 17th November Week 3: Earthships and Bushfires, resilience and future planning Daryl Taylor, Martin Freney, Special Guest Graeme North (NZ) Wednesday 8th December Week 4: The Experience of planning, owner building, resources and tradies Special Guests Owner Builders Clive, Candy, Charles Swain, Sam Tregenza You can sign up to get access here Past Events
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New Natural Building Website
A new website is being developed which will combine all natural building workshops, events, seminars and provide information for volunteering and how to hire a professional to help you build and realise your natural building dream. We need your support to help get this website off the ground! Once the website is up and running it will provide access to the public for all events coming up that are related to natural building, charging a small membership/annual fee for workshop providers and professionals. All natural building professionals and providers are encouraged to get behind this website project and sign up for a subscription To help this project along any donations are most welcome and will be beneficial for all involved as it will function as a one-stop-shop for all natural building events, people and opportunities across Australia Thanks for your support News
Dr Martin Freney heard that the wastewater codes were under review in SA, so he wrote to them and asked if they would revisit his application for an "indoor greywater wicking bed" which was turned down in 2013. It was approved and now dispels the rumour that grey water wicking beds cannot be permitted in Australia. Contact Marty for more information or detail www.earthshipecohomes.com.au/
Building an Earthship: An Inspiring Story of Rebuilding After Bushfires
Daryl Taylor shares his ambitious journey of building an earthship after fires destroyed his original property in Victoria’s Kinglake.
Daryl Taylor lost his home in the firestorm that destroyed most of Victoria’s Kinglake in February 2009. On that day, 173 lives were lost and more than 3,500 buildings destroyed. Following the fires many people left the community. See article here |
🎬 Simple Living NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE ⚒
Be inspired three extraordinary families', with limited building skills, who make the brave decision to move onto land and build their own small homes.
Be inspired three extraordinary families', with limited building skills, who make the brave decision to move onto land and build their own small homes.
