Low Cost Strawbale Plans

[skillfulmeansdesign]

We're interested in using materials that don't poison the people who live in the house, and that don't harm the environment and all who depend on the environment for sustenance. That also happens to save money for the home owner, and for the rest of us, as well.

[specialks1953]

By the way, I don't give a shit about "going green". I think this is a good idea to save the homeowner on utility cost no matter what method is used to build the house. - The "green" bullshit lie is something al gore, general electric and MANY others that want to force it, so they can make MONEY. They do not really care about Earth.

[heckler171]

@specialks1953  INDEED!

[skillfulmeansdesign]

Yes, the key is site-responsive design, and the idea is to have a "kit" home that is adaptable to the site, regardless of the materials used.

[specialks1953]

This concept should be used for ANY custom home built. It would be nice if it were used in regular neighborhoods but builders are worried about the bottom line more than providing the homeowner the best product for the homeowner's future. I won't build a bale home but this concept could be used for conventional homes and make a valuable difference for me or any homeowner building a new home.