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From the Ground Up: A Primer for Natural House Building
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By Rachel Ware,
Laurie Stone
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Feb/Mar 2004 (#99)
pp. 62-69
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Introductory Level • 3,235 words
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| Low tech is the new high tech. This primer introduces the materials and techniques of energy efficient, natural house building. |
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