Site information of Arno's backyard

Posted on 2018-05-19 12:00:00+02:00 in surveys • Modified on 2019-08-29 13:57:00+02:00 • Written by Arno Peters • Tagged with permaculture, survey, backyard, site information

This site information is used in at least the following designs:

Location and context

My backyard located in an urban neighborhood in Eindhoven, a medium sized city (228000 inhabitants) in the Netherlands.

  • Geolocation: 51.44N / 5.43E …

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PASTE survey food forest Weverkeshof (2018)

Posted on 2018-03-26 14:06:00+02:00 in surveys • Modified on 2019-04-22 20:53:00+02:00 • Written by Arno Peters • Tagged with permaculture, food forest design, Nuenen, PASTE, season: spring

This is part of the design for a food forest in Nuenen.

In this section we list the available plants, animals, structures, tools and events we have observed directly or indirectly at the Weverkeshof in 2018.

Plants

  • Aegopodium podagraria (ground elder / zevenblad)
  • Arum maculatum (snakeshead / gevelkte aronskelk)
  • Bryophyta (moss / mos …

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Garden design monastery Reek

Posted on 2018-02-08 14:00:00+01:00 in designs • Written by Ina Heinz • Tagged with permaculture, garden design, Reek, input output analysis, planning for real, client interview, zones and sectors, PMI, ethics, functions and elements, dreaming circle, PASTE, 9 ways of observing

We designed the garden elements of a monastery building at Reek.

Background and team

This work was part of the hands-on design part of the Permaculture Design Course (PDC) at Lotus Institute in Den Bosch, Netherlands. Our teacher for the course was Rakesh "Rootsman Rak".

Participating in the design team …


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Social design monastery Reek

Posted on 2018-02-08 14:00:00+01:00 in designs • Written by Arno Peters • Tagged with permaculture, social design, Reek, 9 ways of observing, forms of capital, attitudinal principles, SADIMet, mapping, planning for real, dreaming circle, mind map, client interview, zones and sectors, PMI, Holmgren principles

We designed the social elements of a monastery building at Reek. Our aim was to gain understanding of and hands-on experience with the different design tools in the permaculture toolbox.

Background and team

This work was part of the hands-on design part of the Permaculture Design Course (PDC) at Lotus …


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