Energy-retrofitting the traditional hygrothermal envelope. Preparation and application of lining paper, emulsion, distemper, primer, undercoat and gloss.

Materials: Beeline glue size, LAP wallpaper paste and 1400 grade lining paper. Aura natural paint and casein distemper. Black Fryers oil based primer, undercoat and high gloss.

Workshops

Peer to peer on site training, structured tuition and open format learning.

When: Monday 12th – Wednesday 14th December, 10 – 5pm

Where: Bristol

Cost: £240

Open day

Drop in, come take a look and maybe have a go!

When: Wednesday 14th December 1 – 4pm

Where: Bristol

Cost: Free

Workshop

Peer to peer on site training, practitioner support, structured tuition and open format learning.

Agenda

• Design
• Planning
• Preliminaries
• Procurement
• Risk assessment
• Preparations
• Vapour capacity
• Vapour resistance
• Systems thinking
• Team building

Summary

We’ll be working along side experienced practitioners, learning how to design and plan, as well as the practical delivery.

We’ll consider the underlying objectives of the installation within the broader context of energy and moisture in the home.

We’ll look at the preparations that are required to the walls and how these affect the quality and speed of the installation.

We’ll apply glue size, lining paper, emulsion and distemper whilst understanding how these materials optimise hygrothermal capacity to manage moisture.

We’ll apply primer, undercoat and gloss whilst understanding how these materials optimise hygrothermal resistance to moisture at vulnerable dew points.

Lunch will be provided.

The content will be covered on days one and two, day three is optional providing an opportunity to practice, demonstrate and re-visit aspects of importance to you.

Booking

Free registration, payment details to follow.

When: Monday 12th – Wednesday 14th December, 10 – 5pm

Where: Bristol

Cost: £240

Open days

Drop in, take a look and maybe have a go!

When: Wednesday 14th December, 1 – 4pm

Where: Bristol

Cost: Free

Agenda

• Tea and biscuits
• Demonstration
• Q&A.

Summary

We’ll look at the underlying objectives of the installation within the broader context of energy and moisture in the home.

We’ll demonstrate the preparation and application of paper and paint, discuss the appropriate material characteristics and how the process effects both the resilience and aesthetic of the installation.

Booking

Let us know that you’re coming and we’ll put the kettle on.

When: Wednesday 14th December, 1 – 4pm

Where: Bristol

Cost: Free

 

More information and case studies for casting Hemp Lime to existing masonry can be found here.

Testimonial: click here for a link to a blog, written by David Copeland from Hawkland Ecological Construction, describing Neighbourhood Construction’s Bio-aggregate workshop.

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