They didn t seem super keen on spreading the knowl...

They didn t seem super keen on spreading the knowledge of how they are actually built.

Reviews seem to suggest a bit of a capitalistic model, which is odd for this sort of thing. Was driving through and asked if we could stop by, understand a bit and take some 360 s to add to our natural building blog (HopeAndHomes.co). They said everything is rented out and basically I could come and pay to see the visitor center. They said they had a few houses under construction, which is what we where mainly interested in, showing the anatomy and teaching the technical end of things through 3D and CAD 360. I taught natural building in earthquake zones in Nepal, Africa and recently at the international permaculture convention in Hyderabad a few months back. Our goal is to build a database of all natural buildings in every stage of development. Already did super abode. Working on rammed earth now. This would have been an epic add on to the free tutorials we produce.

Just kinda shocked how disinterested they were in freely spreading the knowledge. Thought that was kind of the point. Truly hate to leave a negative review. That was my honest experience with them though :-/ in there defense I gave them short notice. All and all though that didn t really seem like the only reason they weren t interested.