Earth Discovery Day

With the earth discovery workshop we want to share our knowledge on earth materials.
We want you to learn by doing. A series of hands-on manipulations will allow you to understand different earth construction techniques, and understand the importance of the density and humidity in earth. 

We offer you an insight in the approach of BC materials on how to use excavated earth, and have a look at the finished material options. Through a lecture, we let you briefly travel through some examples of earth architecture.

Finally, it's your turn to create some samples of clay plaster and rammed earth. 

This workshop is part of the initiative “Stadsatelier de Ville”, a hybrid meeting spot where students, contractors, architects and governance actors learn to build a circular future together.
It is a venue where workshops, prototyping, lectures and research on earth construction and circular building takes place.

TERMS & CONDITIONS

Cancellation
The purchase of a ticket confirms your participation. Cancel free of charge up to 14 days before the workshop, your registration will then automatically move to one of the next workshop dates or the full amount will be refunded to you. After the cancellation period, we will simply move your registration to a next workshop date.

BC Studies keeps the right to cancel the workshop up to 7 days before the start if the number of participants is too low.
Participants: maximum 16 people, minimum 4 people per workshop.

Insurance
While we do everything possible to create a safe and enjoyable learning experience, please note that participation involves a certain level of personal responsibility. We kindly ask that participants exercise care and follow the instructions provided throughout the workshop to ensure a smooth and safe experience.
That being said, by attending, you acknowledge that participation is at your own risk. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to creating together in a supportive and fun environment!

More information
For more information about the workshop, e-mail info@bcstudies.org