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Permaculture: Building and architecture
Here, in Open Book of Permaculture you can share your knowledge - proven ideas and practical insights to help develop a manual on these topics.
Permaculture Zone System
Natural Building
Housing
Earth House
A residential building constructed using clay and fieldstone, utilizing thermal mass
Straw Bale House
A well-insulated, fire-resistant structure built from straw bales
Timber Frame House
A wooden frame structure, offering quick construction solutions
Stone Wall
Heat-regulating walls built from fieldstone
Green Roof
A roof covered with plants, providing insulation and reducing water runoff
Energy Efficiency
Passive House
A building with minimal energy consumption, featuring thermal insulation and solar energy utilization
Solar Water Heating
Water heating and space heating using solar energy
Trombe Wall
A glass-covered wall that uses thermal mass to provide passive heating
Permaculture Settlements
Ecovillage
A settlement designed according to sustainable, community-based building principles
Community House
A shared space that supports community life and resource sharing
Roundhouse
An energetically optimized structure built from fieldstone or clay
Yurt
A lightweight, energetically optimized structure
Alternative Building Materials
Hempcrete
An insulating building material made from hemp and lime
Adobe
A breathable brick or wall structure made from natural clay
Bamboo Structure
The use of bamboo for constructing beams and walls
DIY Building Methods
Cob House
A house shaped from a mixture of clay, sand, and straw, with organic forms
Pallet Furniture
Furniture made from repurposed pallets
Roof Structure
A roof constructed using natural materials (wooden beams, thatch)
Water Management and Wastewater Systems
Greywater System
A system for reusing water from sinks and showers
Composting Toilet
A waterless and odorless toilet that decomposes human waste
Garden Structures
Lawn Around the House
Fence
A fence made from natural materials (wooden posts, stones)
Greenhouse
A structure for year-round plant cultivation
Compost Bin
A container for composting organic waste