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Revision as of 00:44, 15 November 2021
The Strawbale Studio & Sustainable Living Program seeks to joyfully weave people & nature into a regenerative whole. Re-localize, Re-skill, Re-connect !
The Strawbale Studio, a beautiful thatched roof cottage in rural Oxford Michigan, was conceived in 1996 by friends Fran Lee, Deanne Bednar, and Carolyn Koch. None of these women are professionals, yet they were able with help, guidance, and intuition to build this beautiful natural structure, which today offers tours, workshops, and hands-on experience with natural building materials. Deanne had taken a natural building course from the Cob Cottage Company, and Fran had been inspired by Christopher Day’s book Places of the Soul: Architecture and Environmental Design as a Healing Art. The Strawbale Studio’s design was guided by Christopher Alexander’s books A Pattern Language and The Timeless Way of Building.
The Strawbale Studio Natural Building Educational Program works collaboratively to provide educational workshops, volunteer opportunities, outreach, exhibits and presentations both on & off-site. By reconnecting with nature and community, activities seek to lower the ecological footprint of building practices by empowering others to take part in the construction and design of structures and supportive environments that are ecologically sustainable and beautiful. Additional activities include The Rocket Stove Heated Bench, Permaculture Gardening, Worm Composting, Solar Cooking & Drying, Sustainable Community Modeling & Natural Arts. 20th
LOCATION: Oxford, Michigan The Studio is located about 1 hour north of Detroit, on beautiful rural land 6 miles outside Oxford, MI. Private Residence. Set up an appointment to visit.
CONTACT: (248) 236-5432 ecoartdb@gmail.com or PO Box 733, Oxford, MI 48371.
OFFICE HOURS: 10a – 1 p Tues & Thurs.