Things Permaculture
Wooden Rain Barrel Stand Version 3.0
Planter Bed Enclosure Structure Design for Protection from Wind, Sun, Rain and Critters
Dave Jone’s Sub-irrigated Planter/Grow Frame Design
Article published in The 2015 Members Directory Magazine from the Ontario Association of Architects about my volunteer work in the Permaculture community in Toronto.
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Bulletin Board Structure for the Centre for Immigrant and Community Services
Demountable Condiments Shelves
Grow Light Stand
Rain-barrel stand using 1×4″s IKEA baby bed slats deocorated with Native American motifs
Magazine stand using bed mattress slats designed and built at Permaculture Living Convergence Fall 2013 in Toronto.
Nelson Wong Architect’s Office Vegetable Greenhouse Garden
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- Old storm window screens recycled as protection from animals.
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- The veggie garden is sub-irrigated via rain barrels and underground weeping tiles
“Permablitz” – based on the principles of Permaculture (permanent agriculture) which arose during the 1970s in response to Peak Oil is when people come together to achieve the following:Create or add to edible gardens where someone lives,Share skills related to permaculture and sustainable living, Build community networks and have fun
Skid Structure #1 (in the making) for rain barrel storage and as market stand at The Permaculture Project GTA (www.permaculturegta.org)
Rooftop sub-irrigated planter pods areas using skids at TPPGTA
Skid Storage Screen Shelter
Dome arbour using twigs at Eva’s Initiative Youth Shelter, North York
Planter Display Box for Elementary School Children
Rain barrel stand using 4 x 4 cedar posts (Built by: Shane Smith)
Permablitz at a suburban home in North York (summer 2011)
Greenshire Eco Farms 2013 Opening, Lindsay Ontario
