The Natural Home by Food Blogger Kalyon
Chef Kalyon’s journey to crafting a sustainable 540 sq.ft home in Sonvale, Maharashtra showcases cost-effective, eco-conscious living. Using eco-friendly materials and innovative construction methods.
Chef Kalyon’s journey to crafting a sustainable 540 sq.ft home in Sonvale, Maharashtra showcases cost-effective, eco-conscious living. Using eco-friendly materials and innovative construction methods.
Witness the power of determination as Manisha Thakur builds a sustainable home amidst Delhi’s chaos, inspiring eco-conscious living
Explore the forgotten civilizations and wisdom of ancient engineers who achieved sustainable cities with natural building techniques. Discover their timeless wisdom for modern sustainability.
Learn about 8 flat roofing techniques for natural buildings without using cement, from mud to limecrete, and traditional methods from India.
Read about Jagadeesh V, a young farmer who built his eco-friendly home on a budget using Thannal’s techniques. Learn how he worked with local artisans to revive traditional building skills and complete the project quickly and affordably.
Respecting an artisan series: Here, is a compilation of the interview with Nataraja Pillai ayya, on the usage of lime, lime plasters and various mud plasters that were practised in the region of Nagercoil.
Our ancestors had attained a good strength and stabilization in their building, just by using several locally available plant and animal admixtures and handling mud in the right way!
‘Every crisis is an opportunity in disguise’, this pandemic is a wake-up call to India, spotlighting the relevance of traditional Indian structure and the Gandhian way of life.
A glimpse of lifestyle that existed before centuries in the southern part of India where a 300 year old wattle and cob house in Ganjam village narrates the truth about buildings, economy and the way of living.