Projects: Green Health Partnership Green Health Partnership 2005 Click picture for Green Health Partnership gallery Cob Garden Shelter Earthed collaborated with Green Health Partnership based in Shipley Park, Derbyshire to build a cob garden shelter which was to be a blank canvas for a community arts project. Funded primarily by the Arts Council England 'Grants for the Arts' the project incorporated a number of other artists' workshops. Mosaics, woodcarving, stained glass and metalwork combined to offer the 140 participants a varied and creative time and left a valuable resource for the centre and members of the wider community. Green Health Partnership was set up to offer volunteering opportunities in the field of horticulture and environmental conservation for people with ongoing mental health problems. Environmental arts was identified as a successful and popular activity with their regular participants. Return to Projects Page Published Oct 08, 2008 - 11:36 AM

Projects: Earthed News 2009/2010 EARTHED: Back From the Brink, Slimbridge were successful in making the Shortlist for THE SUSTAIN' MAGAZINE AWARDS 2010. Shortlisted for category Sector One: Construction SLIMBRIDGE WILDFOWL & WETLAND TRUST, South Gloucestershire Back From the Brink Earthed were contracted by Slimbridge WWT to build a cob and timber frame viewing gallery to house the new exhibition of wetland mammals on the site. The cob walls in combination with a timber frame structure supports a ˜living roofâ of wild flowers and are finished with a lime plaster and earthen render. Part of a larger project Back from the Brink, the building was conceived by Simon Rose of Slimbridge WWT to be of the landscape in which it was located; the Trust wished to employ a more natural building method in line with its conservation philosophy, reflecting its immediate surroundings and local materials. Pondzone May 2010 Slimbridge will once again invite you to experience the new developments taking place on site which includes new amphibian breeding grounds, a play pond for younger children and a beautiful new timber frame building with living roof in their Pondzone area. Earthed worked with Julian Edmondson of Slimbridge WWT to provide an exciting teaching structure which will provide an educational space for visiting groups and is also where visitors are invited to examine there pond dipping findings. Published Oct 03, 2008 - 06:46 PM

Projects: Earthed News: New Cob Building in Manchester! views of new cob building in Wythenshawe, Manchesters most sustainable building? Earthed have recently completed what could be Manchester's most sustainable building, a cob education space in Wythenshawe Park's Horticultural centre, see pictures... Published Feb 25, 2005 - 11:26 AM

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