If you want to build a house, where would you start?
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 352 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Meredith Bowles from Mole Architects shares his experience working with timber as a construction material and explains the benefits and drawbacks of the different build approaches. more
Alexx Stuart from Low Tox Life shares her experiences of toxic mould exposure and offers some advice on how best to keep your home healthy and mould free. more
Amelia Lee from Undercover Architect shares some common themes that tend to crop up on owner-builder projects (particularly with people who are doing this for the first time) and explains how they can be avoided by creating a clear foundation of your... more
Andy Marlow from Envirotecture explains why Passivhaus homes are a good fit for most climates in Australia, how they approach these projects and what is needed beyond shading to keep the homes comfortable when the outdoor temperatures soar. more
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I broke ground on my retrofit and extension build of family’s home 12 months ago. I wished I had found this podcast series before I planned my project as it has been immensely helpful. HPH has proven the more you know about building good homes and related fields the more you realise you don’t. more
I have now listened to every single episode and finally joined the hub. What a fantastic resource for anyone building or retrofitting a home whether that be a self builder or ‘professional’ contractor. Learn learn learn and we might just build better homes. I’ve built my own passivhaus and now starting a deep retrofit barn conversion for my mother-in-law. Never stop learning. Great work Ben keep it going. Stuart in South Yorkshire.
Brilliantly presented, diverse mix of super helpful podcasts. I love the ‘entire story’ episode of Ben’s (and Kay’s!) build the most. Can’t recommend it enough if you want to start researching your own self-build project.
I’m considering a self-build, and House Building Help has been a fantastic resource for getting me up to speed across so many different aspects. Keep up the great work!
Really well put together and loads of useful information
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Apple Podcasts | #168 | New Zealand/Education/How To |
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