[GSBN] building in Haiti

[M Oehlmann]

Dear Bruce and all,

I very much would like to second the second aspect
http://www.ecobuildnetwork.org/donate/donate for a start up.

The first aspect: since 1998 positive experiences with at least 5 times
limewash applications on a limerender as the house is exposed to rough sea
climate. The owners wash usually one time of the year over the house, for
them also for the nice look. At the sea renders easily get inhabited by
alges and other creatures. For clay it will be the same if the clay has been
very well mixed with fibres and has no cracking. The proper mixture and
eventually the drying conditions might be sensitive issues during the
beginning.

All the very best,

Martin Oehlmann
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