[GSBN] Natural Building Conference 2014

[John Swearingen]

Yes, exactly, Frank. Octagonal mesh is only rigid in one direction, so we
have been using square welded wire mesh which stays rigid no matter what
direction it is pulled. Nevertheless it appears that the conventional mash
that was used was successful in restraining the bells. However I would
think that if welded mesh had been used the movement of the plaster would
have been less.
On Jan 21, 2014 7:24 AM, "Frank Tettemer" <frank at livingsol.com> wrote:

*The most fun you’ll have all year!

*The *Ontario Natural Building Coalition* is teaming up with the *Natural
Builders Northeast* to present our second annual *Natural Building
Conference* on *March 1st & 2nd*, at Camp Kawartha, north of Peterborough,
Ontario.
Oh, I am so looking forward to this!

We have booked some terrific speakers from both organizations, on a variety
of subjects, including natural building impact & social justice, planning &
designing for sustainable projects, Emerge Leadership, and the ASRi Straw
Bale Alternative Solutions Resource, and much more. Among the presenters
are *Chris Magwood*, *Jacob Deva Racusin*, *David Eisenberg*, and *Dawn
Marie Smith*.
In-depth, passionate discussions with some of the usual suspects, along
with some good old Canadian fun. Saturday evening social networking leads
off with a *5x5 pecha kucha*, tasty libations from the *Baleheart Bar*, and
music by singer/song-writer *Rick Fines*.

Join us for the weekend- a holiday up north will do you a world of wonders.
Registration is up and running- reserve a front row seat for this
action-packed weekend!
For schedule details and more information:
http://naturalbuildingcoalition.ca/events?eventId=830692&
EventViewMode=EventDetails
*
*Hope to see you there!

-- 
Frank Tettemer
Living Sol ~ Building and Design
www.livingsol.com
613 756 3884

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