Passive Hemp Home (Off Grid!) | Hempcrete in Australia | Season 2 Ep3
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- This is the 3rd video about this hempcrete home. The first video was the start of Hempcrete in Australia Season 1 which was made a little more than a year since the filming of this footage.
Search this channel for other Videos about this House from Season 1 and 2:
- Hempcrete House, passive design at The Simple Patch NSW S1 Ep2
- The Simple Patch hempcrete house update S1 Ep7
- Wingham Hempcrete Abodes, Hempcrete in Australia Season 2 Episode 1
- Wingham Hempcrete Off Grid Cottage, Hempcrete in Australia S2 E2
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Information about this house
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Concrete slab
There was going to be a similar amount of concrete to do piers versus concrete slab. The concrete slab creates fantastic thermal mass. It’s not a polish concrete but it’s sealed and has a nice finish that facilitates cleaning.
Orientation and Eaves
The orientation and eaves of a structure are a very important design feature. This let’s in natural light and controls warmth from the sun naturally. In Summer when the sun is high in the sky it is blocked from entering the house. In winter when the sun is low in the sky it streams through the large north facing (Southern Hemisphere) windows to warm up the house and importantly the concrete slab which releases that heat back into the house long after the sun has set…
Clerestory windows
Clearstory windows not only let in a lovely reflected light throughout the day but are also operable so as to be able to release any heat that may build up in summer.
Sealing of internal Hempcrete feature walls
Rockcoat Repel seals the walls naturally, is breathable, and retains the natural colours and organic grain which compliment the organic design pallet. It's kind of like off form concrete but more natural - hempcrete.
Rendered Internal walls
The internal walls were finished with a natural clay render to make them a little bit more robust in the kids and guest bedrooms.
Cooling tube for the pantry
The cooling tube draws air into it which is cooled by passing through the ground and then cools the pantry, right next to the kitchen. There is a vent at the top of the pantry that lets hot air out. So it's a cool dark place to store produce, always a few degrees cooler than the house with the pantry door closed to maintain this temperature naturally with no use of fossil fuels.
Water tank
A massive water tank is specified inline with local regulations to provide water for the 4 bedroom household based on rainfall predictions. An additional 20 000 litres is stored so that the rural fire brigade has access to water on the property incase of bushfires.
Human Waste
A worm septic tank captures and processes all the human waste with the treated liquid pumped to an absorption zone a specific distance from the house. This system is smaller than a traditional septic tank system and requires less maintenance.
Solar Power - off grid
Off grid solar power system with batteries to power all modern appliances etc.
Hemp
Australian hemp Masonry company supplied the hemp Hurd and binder
#hempcrete #hemplime #hemp #sustainablebuilding #ecobuilding #hempbuilding #carbonneutralbuilding #passivedesign #thermalmass #australia #offgrid
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Jeremy has Business and Building Design Diplomas. His most recent start up Environmentarian focuses on Sustainability. One of the ventures he manages is the Hemp Building Directory at hempbuilding.au.
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The first few videos about this property including one about the hempcrete cottage can be found here -
ruclips.net/p/PLf1PE183xZVJ41h0RGZQfQeJc6AnZBDZQ
Thanks!
I’m fascinated by this beautiful building material, thanks for great video !
Stunning home. I cant wait to build my own!
Emily, are you planning to build in the US?
Great house and vid mate.
Thanks Dan!
Great commentary. Fabulous to see the finished house as I have not yet had the opportunity to see the completed building.
Glad you enjoyed it. It really is a lovely home. Great work by all involved including you!
I'm doing a clay/lime plaster workshop in a couple of weeks. I'm in NZ. Hempcrete seems like the way to go. Yeah - more details on slab seal process that you have stated were more cost effective, would be great. Or even the process of a consented earthen floor would be cool to see.
Keep making the videos!
I fully approve of this video 🌱 Keep them coming...
Hi Jeremy, there's such an amazing content in all of your videos. Im a mechanical engineer from Argentina, I'm very interested in learning all about hempcrete and why not working on it!
Thanks so much for your comment Agustin, a little bit of encouragement means a lot!
good job
Thanks!
Great work Jeremy - any more details on the process for the slab polish and sealing would be great.
Jeremy. Thank you for this very informative video. A fellow hemp adbocate NZ.
Glad it was helpful!
Very nice! Greetings from Finland!
Thank you!
Such an amazing video Jeremy, a lot of knowledge to take away, thanks!
Thats a lovely comment Ivan. Thanks so much, it means a lot.
A light commentary about the hempcrete building industry in Australia. Thank you. Can you please produce a video comparing apples to apples.
What’s the building square footage? How much does it cost to build per square foot?
Is this offset in the capacity of operating costs
I was surprised to learn that hempcrete was termite proof. Can you please explain in another video?
Hi David, I'd love to do this video you are suggesting. My next video will be regarding how people can sponsor me to do more videos as I can only afford to do this as a side job for now...
Hi David. See the link to an ABC article from here which has some price indicators.
hempbuilding.au/news/hand-building-hemp-houses/
Can't wait to build one!
Did the owners have any issues with the hempcrete during \ after the build, or do anything unique during? I saw some houses sometimes get some cracking in the walls (which might be caused when new hempcrete is tamped onto too dry hempcrete). It's a great product, I plan to build with it soon!
Try not to lol…Blooper short taster of my Passive Hemp Home Video part of Hempcrete in Australia Season 2. Episode 3 premiering at 4pm today... I hope to have you on board for the viewing...
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love this video
If you like this video can you please support me on Patreon to make the next ones.
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That's a great idea!
We are looking forward to this!
So how much to build? Went to the website, nothing about price in the FAQ? How is that not an FAQ!?
Good point and is certainly a FAQ. I'll do a post , and maybe even a video, on this one day. But cost is relative and one can consider architectural significance and long term savings in energy bills for a start...
Go to the ABC article linked from the below for some price indications.
hempbuilding.au/news/hand-building-hemp-houses/