Some of the first straw bale structures were said to be animal shelters. The natural insulation provided by straw bale construction creates a protected home for your lock and can be built on budget.
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The Baseline Group is an interdisciplinary collective of student artists and faculty at the University of Colorado in Boulder. The group focuses on developing and realizing community and site-based art projects. During the spring and summer terms 2011, The Baseline Group will be working in Yuma County, Colorado.
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- The wide variety of public art
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- 5 Basic Building Materials
- Marshall Visit
- T.C. Woods
- weekend site research
- 12 Tips for a Successful Coop Design
- 24 Hour Fitness
- Green Roofs
- Tired Chickens
- Reasons to love chicken poop
- Info from "Chickens in Your Backyard"
- shipping palette give away today!
- Materiality...
- Beetle kill gives industry new life...
- Colorado beetle kill pine forest
- Coop made from old pallets
- Singing for the Beasts
- palette shack follow up
- The Renegade Lunch Lady
- Answers to the questions
- Palette Barn
- Straw Bale Chicken Coops
- Onix, Community Roots & Resource Presentation
- Onix Website
- defining our sense of "place"
- Virtual Tour
- One way to move a coop
- Washington State's Living With Wildlife Tips
- Sod Chicken Houses?
- Boulder Historical images
- Straw Bales
- Working Collectively
- more coops
- Fixed the link to the indoor coop
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- New Take On City Coop
- Materials, Forms, and Regional Identity
- Land Use Issue
- Phone Conference with Onix
- Presentation Post
- Grandma Prisbrey's Bottle Village
- For those dealing with signs
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