Permaculture 3.0
Ideas and stories about a new version of the permaculture design system for new times, from my Medium postings.
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
Reading Retrosuburbia: Chapter 26, Transport and Travel
AS in reviewing other chapters of David Holmgren’s Retrosuburbia I find no disagreement substantial enough to make me question the premise…
Feb 12, 2019 / 17min read. Read More
Blogger interprets permaculture’s principles as rules for living
Like the food she writes about in her Land and Ladle blog, Erin Meyer has produced a fresh and nourishing interpretation of permaculture’s…
Feb 03, 2019 / 3min 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
Reading Retrosuburbia: Chapter 26, Transport and Travel
AS in reviewing other chapters of David Holmgren’s Retrosuburbia I find no disagreement substantial enough to make me question the premise…
Feb 12, 2019 / 17min read. Read More
Blogger interprets permaculture’s principles as rules for living
Like the food she writes about in her Land and Ladle blog, Erin Meyer has produced a fresh and nourishing interpretation of permaculture’s…
Feb 03, 2019 / 3min read. Read More
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