NPL Episode 054: Adobe Home Build
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- Опубліковано 5 січ 2023
- Adobe Home Build
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In this episode we tour a home built by Kenneth of Albuquerque Joinery in Albuquerque NM. This tour was arranged by TEG (The Earthbuilders Guild) of New Mexico. We hope you enjoy the beauty of natural earthen materials shown in this showcase home of Albuquerque Joinery, cheers!
Builder: abqjoinery.com
Adobe & Earth building resource: www.theearthbuildersguild.com
#adobe #build #home
Happy New Year to you both, and may 2023 be happy, healthy, and prosperous for us all. Great to start my birthday off with your new video - especially one about adobe homes. Now, those wood beams are nice, but I prefer the traditional vigas and latilla ceiling. Can't wait to see more of your adventures and progress at NPL. Cheers my friends.
We agree, we prefer the more traditional New Mexico vigas and ceilings.
magnificence
جميل تحية طيبة
I work like these traditional structures in Morocco
Thank you for sharing. We wish there was a lot more earthen building going on.
that's top picture, would youl ike a promotion?~Nature, 🙌
مكان الصلاة
Thane, Walt Lutz here, we own lot 36 in Deer Canyon, looking to start building in about a year. Any ideas/advice on the cost to build with adobe versus traditional wood framing?
I recently heard of a quote from a local builder to do a traditional wood framing and nothing fancy, it came in around $500 to $600 a foot. I know j recently got a quote from Morarity concrete (only place that delivers to DCP) and a max load of 10 yards was around $1500. I know pre-made adobes can run above $3.00 each. Though we had figured on making our own at the cost of renting equipment plus Portland cement. I wouldn't be surprised if you are hiring a general contractor I would think they both might be coming in north of $500/ft out here and of course will never qualify for financing. But if you do most of the labor yourselves especially with all the free dirt and cut corners on finishing materials you can bring it in much more affordable. We've seriously been thinking of cutting costs on flooring by using dies on the finished concrete and placing the pex pipe in the pour to use a less expensive boiler over forced air systems. Mr Cool for refrigerated air instead of a central air, etc. to keep construction costs down.
Also, I'm assuming you are still living out of state? If not the EarthBuildersGuild is hosting a tour of a collection of adobe homes on Albuquerques Westside. See details for it in the upcoming weekend, RSVP is by the 9th of March. See the middle of this page for details: www.theearthbuildersguild.com/
@@naturepreservelife Yes still in Illinois.
@@cheryllutz87 Then we will do our best to record some useful content to share in an upcoming episode on what we learn while doing this adobe tour. Stay tuned, cheers!
Why not wait a day and premiere it on my birthday - January 6th?
We had been thinking for a while to change our releases to Friday's, sounds good to us, cheers and happy birthday!
@@naturepreservelife ❤❤❤
again- a potentially interesting topic made insufferable and unintelligible by inane and unprofessional speakers/narrators. can barely understand a word they said.