Living LandscapesDESIGN
Module 07 / 25
What you’ll learn
Use your own copy, buy the book, or borrow it through a library when possible. If you are local to me, contact me about borrowing a copy. You can also contact me for information about digital or other access to assigned readings.
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Use the household-money reading in Module 21.
Book reading
Ben Falk
Pages 21 to 24: Household-system discussion
Pages 30 to 37: Household-system discussion
Pages 61 to 79: Household-system discussion
Page 427: Household-system discussion
Pages 427 to 430: assigned in Module 21 (Household-money reading)
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Oregon State University
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Watch the Permaculture zones resource in this module.
Use the design discussion to show how buildings, growing areas, storage, paths, and household work connect. Add these relationships to your current design. Where your chosen site has no house, show its relationship to the people and facilities that support it.
Discussion: Discuss aspects of your design with me: buildings, vegetation, and infrastructure
Save written notes as a document or PDF. For paper maps or handwritten notes, use a clear photo or scan. You can combine related work in one file.
Attach your home-system drawing and notes.
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