Curso de Bioconstrucción

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Queremos ofrecer un Curso en el que aprender, experimentar y profundizar en algunos aspectos de la Bioconstrucción, de manera profesional, familiar y cercana al mismo tiempo.
La Bioconstrucción es un campo muy amplio, por eso hemos decidido dividir este curso intensivo en 2 Módulos específicos:

El Primer módulo es Fuego y Barro, y en el trabajaremos elementos como: Estufas de masa térmica, hornos de leña, estufas rocket, adobe,….. Aprendiendo a construir con materiales sanos y naturales, adaptados a nuestro hogar y necesidades; para obtener una mayor eficiencia, salud y calidez en nuestro hogar y cuidar el medio ambiente al mismo tiempo.

EL segundo módulo es Bioconstrucción: Yurta, domo y cañas., y en este trabajaremos la construcción de estructuras tales como: domo geodésico, yurta, techos de cañizo, arcos y columnas de cañas, que pueden ser utilizadas para construcción de pérgolas, invernaderos, sombreados, escenarios y mucho más….; todo ello con materiales locales vegetales: caña y pita (ágave).

Las personas interesadas pueden apuntarse a los dos módulo o también solo a uno, el que más les interese.

El grupo va a ser reducido, entre un mínimo de 4 y un máximo de 6 personas;
Gran parte del aprendizaje será práctico y de trabajo manual, combinado con momentos de explicación teórica.
Incluiremos videos documentales y power points, en algunas tardes y veladas, sobre: estructuras de caña, estufas de masa térmica, trabajo en barro, ….y más aspectos de bioconstrucción en que l@s participantes estén interesad@s.

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Jef Carrick es el profesor principal del curso. Tiene mas de 15 años de experiencia en bioconstruccion en Reino Unido. Durante los ultimos 3 años ha trabajado en España el Proyecto Sunseed enseñando a voluntari@s, como mentor de estudiantes universitari@s y realizando numerosos cursos de bioconstruccion y estufas. Su especialidad son el diseño y construccion de estructuras de caña y otros materiales naturales, así como las estuf

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