#187 Using reused windows to close off the brick ruin
Check out the research module of the Brick Ruin renovation here:
https://community.projectkamp.com/research/can-we-renovate-a-3-rooms-old-brick-ruin
In this video, we’re closing in on the end of the brick ruin renovation project we started last year. To close of the shared space of the building, we reused 12 windows to create this patchwork facade.
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📖 Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:38 Building and installing the frame
6:14 Meet Ron
08:36 Preparing the windows
10:58 Installing the second frame
12:01 Building and installing the third frame
14:38 Cleaning and coating
15:42 Adding tarps as a winter barrier before the patchwork
17:55 Building the doorframe
23:18 Adding the doors
28:59 Installing the windows
29:49 Finishing touches & adding scrapwood mosaic
32:10 End Result
33:10 Outro
🏕️ What is Project Kamp?
In 2020, we bought an abandoned piece of land in Portugal to prototype a more sustainable way of living. Our goal is to try to find another way to live, one that is more in harmony with our environment. There is a lot to figure out: what building material we use for houses, how do we store energy, what do we eat.
We believe the future of mankind is living and working in communities. Sharing resources and working together. We are building a community on our land to test it in real life and collaborate with our online community.
And we research this not just for ourselves, but for the whole planet. Our goal is to develop a blueprint that people around the world can replicate. All the information, learning and things we develop are shared open source online. So everyone in the world can use it.
The entire process is documented in videos.
Not sure how it will go, but let's see :)