Permaculture 3.0
Ideas and stories about a new version of the permaculture design system for new times, from my Medium postings.
The 11 shortcomings of permaculture
Many of us will be familiar with the SWOT method of analysis. It is the widely used technique to assess Strengths, Weaknesses…
May 21, 2019 / 14min read. Read More
International Permaculture Day at the Hub — a celebration
THE FIRST SATURDAY in May proved the best for International Permaculture Day at Randwick Sustainability Hub in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs…
May 05, 2019 / 4min read. Read More
The apology: A response to David Holmgren
In early 2019, permaculture design system co-founder, David Holmgren, made a public apology to the succeeding generation, his so-called…
Apr 24, 2019 / 15min read. Read More
ON TECHNIQUE: ORID — strategic questioning that gets you to a decision
WE ALL KNOW this scenario: you have been called to a meeting and now you sit there, increasingly bored as the discussion wanders all over…
Apr 14, 2019 / 5min read. Read More
Walking the transect
Permaculture designers working with teams and communities often have the same needs as field workers in international development…
Mar 30, 2019 / 4min read. Read More
Designing a small urban garden
Originally published in 1999, this is the story of how a permaculture educator went about designing and building a suburban garden in…
Mar 18, 2019 / 15min read. Read More
DESIGN NOTES: How clever landscape design turned one oval into two
Continuing Permaculture 3.0’s case studies of public place design at Randwick Sustainability Hub
Mar 12, 2019 / 12min read. Read More
Review: A Good Home Forever
Take a town in the mountains, a suburban brick house, some permaculture knowledge, an infusion of motivation and a strong do-it-ourselves…
Mar 01, 2019 / 7min read. Read More
DESIGN NOTES: Designing the noticeboard
Continuing Permaculture 3.0’s case studies of public place design at Randwick Sustainability Hub
Feb 23, 2019 / 8min read. Read More
DESIGN NOTES: Designing public places — the Meeting Place project
In designing public places it is important to think about movement and circulation — how people move from one part of the site to another.
Feb 14, 2019 / 9min read. Read More
ON TECHNIQUE: ORID — strategic questioning that gets you to a decision
WE ALL KNOW this scenario: you have been called to a meeting and now you sit there, increasingly bored as the discussion wanders all over…
Apr 14, 2019 / 5min read. Read More
Walking the transect
Permaculture designers working with teams and communities often have the same needs as field workers in international development…
Mar 30, 2019 / 4min read. Read More
Designing a small urban garden
Originally published in 1999, this is the story of how a permaculture educator went about designing and building a suburban garden in…
Mar 18, 2019 / 15min read. Read More
DESIGN NOTES: How clever landscape design turned one oval into two
Continuing Permaculture 3.0’s case studies of public place design at Randwick Sustainability Hub
Mar 12, 2019 / 12min read. Read More
Review: A Good Home Forever
Take a town in the mountains, a suburban brick house, some permaculture knowledge, an infusion of motivation and a strong do-it-ourselves…
Mar 01, 2019 / 7min read. Read More
DESIGN NOTES: Designing the noticeboard
Continuing Permaculture 3.0’s case studies of public place design at Randwick Sustainability Hub
Feb 23, 2019 / 8min read. Read More
DESIGN NOTES: Designing public places — the Meeting Place project
In designing public places it is important to think about movement and circulation — how people move from one part of the site to another.
Feb 14, 2019 / 9min read. Read More
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