PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Light straw clay building wrap system around existing CMU block walls; new pallet truss roof, new metal rain shield, straw insulation; solar water heater; Watson Wick for kitchen waste water
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 Las Hormigas Women's Cooperative Kitchen
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Project DetailsNAME: Las Hormigas Women's Cooperative Kitchen PROJECT LEAD: Alfred von Bachmayr LOCATION: Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico START DATE: March 30, 2008 COST: $3800 USD (Estimated) BUILDING TYPE: Restaurant/Café ARCHITECT OF RECORD: Alfred von Bachmayr CREATIVE COMMONSDID YOU KNOW? Autodesk Freewheel allows users to view and share 2D and 3D designs in their browser without installing additional software. Who's onlineThere are currently 1 user and 6150 guests online.
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