Discover the art of sustainable construction at the Natural Building workshop hosted by the Deep River Folk School. This hands-on session provides an introduction to working with cob and clay plaster, two traditional methods that utilize earth subsoil for building. Participants will gain practical experience and learn how to incorporate these eco-friendly materials into their own projects. Whether you are interested in resilient living or simply curious about natural construction, this workshop offers valuable skills for the modern builder.
What to Expect
Expect a practical, hands-on learning environment where you will work directly with earth materials to understand their application in construction.
Who Should Attend
DIY enthusiasts
Aspiring builders
Sustainability advocates
Students of traditional construction
Agenda Overview
The workshop covers the basics of cob and clay plaster, providing both theoretical knowledge and practical application.
Venue & Address
Deep River Folk School
282 Rising Sun Way Franklinville , North Carolina – 27248 United States
Organizer
Deep River Folk School · Educational Institution
Deep River Folk School offers hands-on workshops focused on resilient and sustainable living in Franklinville, NC.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is natural building?
It is a method of construction using natural, sustainable materials like earth.
What will I learn?
You will learn the basics of cob and clay plaster application.
Where is the school located?
282 Rising Sun Way, Franklinville, NC.
Do I need experience?
No, this is an introductory workshop suitable for all levels.
What should I bring?
Check the school's website for a list of recommended items.
How do I register?
Registration is available through the Deep River Folk School website.
Tags
Sustainability
Workshop
Construction
Education
Franklinville
DIY
Summary
A hands-on workshop on cob and clay plaster construction techniques.