In this second part of the video, Philip explains more about the building of the house. It is designed to be resistant to earthquakes and to be entirely self sufficient. All household waster is recycled and composted. He has imported a special composting toilet. Electricity is provided through solar panels. They will planting vegetables and using banana palms to absorb excess grey water. Water is collected from the roof and stored in huge tanks built into the foundations.
For further information and to help Philip realise the next part of the project please contact:
Philip Wheeler on filipewheeler@yahoo.com
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