Kyle's Crazy House: EARTHEN PLASTER on the Nestle

In this video, and the next few I post, I will be showcasing the buildings of Kyle Yoder, who's lived at DR for several years and is known for the organic forms of his design. This one is the Nestle, unusual, crazy house that Kyle built as his personal home. One of the great things about natural building is the freedom it gives builders to think beyond the 90 degree angle. Building with natural materials, you also know that the embodied energy of the house is low and there is no need to worry about chemical off-gassing. Kyle's just begun the finish earthen plaster and we're going to get a peek at his work and a little explanation from the builder himself.

Dancing Rabbit is the best place to see many examples of natural building first hand. We have over 30 natural buildings in one place built from mostly local, natural, and reclaimed materials.
To visit Dancing Rabbit follow this link for more info:
https://www.dancingrabbit.org/sustain...

If you want to visit Dancing Rabbit, we host 5 visitor sessions every year from 1-2 weeks long along with long weekend visitor sessions. These are intensive experiences learning about how Dancing Rabbit works. See this link for more info about our visitor program:
https://www.dancingrabbit.org/sustain...

To follow what Kyle and the other "Critters" are doing at DR, check out the Critter Blog.

http://www.crittercollective.net/