Techniques used at suburban permaculture properties
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- Espaliered plum/apricot around water tank with cellar below at Abdallah House
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- Front garden at Abdallah House, Seymour
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- Greenhouse with garden bed made from tiles at Abdallah House
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- Crazy Urbanite Paving at Abdallah House
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- Bike rack on front porch at the Plummery
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- Tool storage area beside retrofitted shed at the Plummery
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- BBQ greenhouse at the Plummery
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- Worm farm bench seat at the Plummery
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- Plummery Pantry by Laura Quincy Jones
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- Vegetable harvest at the Plummery
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- Productive backyard at the Plummery
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- Backyard at Christine & Alistair’s place
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- Loft at Christine & Alistair’s place
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- Living room looking out onto greenhouse at Christine & Alistair’s place
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- Greenhouse at Christine & Alistair’s place
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- Shani trains her goats using a clicker and rewards
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- Ecoburbia – Inside moortung during a presentation
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- Ecoburbia – A raised bed made from recycled brick with drip irrigation under a thick mulch layer
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- Ecoburbia – Repurposed olive barrel used as a grow tub for bamboo which is grazed by goats as it grows. Solid rock lies beneath a thick layer of wood chips.
Abdallah House is a rebuild of an existing building on 580m2 (1/7th of an acre) in Seymour, Central Victoria, Australia. See the case study here.
The Plummery is an incremental retrofit project on a 400m2 (1/10th of an acre) inner suburban block in Brunswick, Melbourne, Australia. See the case study here.
Ecoburbia is an alternative infill development on a 1000m2 (1/4th of an acre) in Fremantle near Perth in Western Australia. See the case study here.
