Near Del Norte, Colorado there lies a beautiful cottage made of cordwood, recycled glass bottles and mermaids. Built by KimAnna Cellura-Shields it is a testament to the possibilities of building with log ends, glass and mortar. The kitchen provides a lovely place to start the day! The bedroom is filled with a strong post and beam framework. The bottle ends provide for a rainbow of light each sunny morning. Here is KimAnna tuck pointing the cordwood, while getting ready to plaster the strawbale. Hybrid cottages are becoming the rage, taking the best of the natural building worlds. KimAnna runs the Peace of Art Cafe (which is also cordwood and bottle ends) and the Cafe’s website and trading company http://www.organicpeddler.com/ According to her website these businesses are for sale. If you are interested please visit the website to learn more. And finally the bathroom is ablaze with colors and mermaids and fish. An appropriate place to get the day started! If you are interested in learning the cordwood construction technique you might be interested in reading a book, taking a workshop or building a small starter building. You can get started by going to www.cordwoodconstruction.org and looking at the eNewsletter, the Workshop Schedule and the Online Bookstore. The latest book on cordwood is Cordwood Construction Best Practices available in ebook, print or CD/DVD at www.cordwoodconstruction.org
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Wow! I was in on the class that set the frame and started the cordwood for this project. Kimanna is awesome! Glad to see it in its finished form.