Living a More Sustainable Lifestyle on My 7 Hectar Farm: Building a Self-Sufficient Lifestyle

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In today's fast-paced world, people are looking for ways to connect with nature and live a sustainable lifestyle. One such example is the Beautiful Organic Natural Solar Club House, a unique space that brings together the principles of permaculture, jugaad, Hayao Miyazaki's imaginative world, and design. This club house is a perfect example of how sustainable design can bring people closer to nature, provide comfort and a sense of community.

Jugaad, a Hindi word meaning “frugal innovation,” is an approach to problem-solving that involves using limited resources to create new solutions. In the context of the club house, jugaad has been applied to the design, construction, and maintenance of the building. The use of locally sourced materials and innovative building techniques has resulted in a beautiful and functional building that is both cost-effective and sustainable.

Hayao Miyazaki, the legendary Japanese animation director, has had a significant impact on the design of the club house. His imaginative world, full of mythical creatures and natural beauty, has inspired the architects to create a building that is not only functional but also fantastical. The club house features a solar-powered energy system, beautiful gardens, and a spacious interior with high ceilings and ample natural light.

The concept of permaculture, which focuses on creating sustainable systems, has been integrated into the design of the club house. The building features a closed-loop water system, composting toilets, and an edible landscape with a variety of fruit trees and vegetable gardens. These elements create a self-sufficient ecosystem that is not only good for the environment but also provides food for the community.

The club house also includes a diagrammatic representation of its design, which helps visitors understand the various elements and systems that make up the building. This visual representation makes it easy to understand the interconnections between the different elements and how they work together to create a sustainable and functional building.

In conclusion, the Beautiful Organic Natural Solar Club House is a testament to the power of sustainable design and the importance of connecting with nature. The fusion of jugaad, Hayao Miyazaki, permaculture, and design has resulted in a building that is not only beautiful but also functional, sustainable, and community-driven. It serves as an inspiration to others and a reminder that sustainable design can bring people closer to nature and create a sense of community.

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[collateralgaming]

That has to be some of the best soil on Earth.

[amdbunu]

ce frumos arata la tine 🥰 un an nou fericit cu multe împliniri iti doresc . succes Alex

[oanabaghi]

Apreciez clipurile, dar ar fi fain sa faci mai multe videouri in care sa vorbești și să explici mult mai mult.

[cornelfodorean]

Salut Alex te urmăresc de ceva vreme îm place ce ai făcut acolo Respect și Aprecieri

[dorinaseculi]

Ma bucur cand te vad, pentru ca tot ceea ce faci tu se intampla in Romania. Nu mai vreau sa folosesc cuvinte mari sa nu dau in naționalism..ca acum daca vorbesti despre pamant, iarba, copaci, animalul din curte esti catalogat ca fiind nationalust, adică de rau. Sunt apolitică. Iubesc natura, iarba, animalele . Tu esti foarte tanar si de aceia te admir si te respect, nu esti in pribegie, lucrezi si realizezi ceva frumos AICI si nu deranjezi pe nimeni. 🎩

[mili]

WOW!! Ai explicat de ce sapi si de ce pui pamantul langa gard!!! I M P R E S I O N A N T ! ! !🤩

[dorinaseculi]

Respectele mele, Alex! Bravo, bravo, bravo! Cum sa nu ma bucur când vad un tânăr care lucrează, respectă natura și iubește animalele ?! O mână de femeie lipsește acolo, tu gătești, tu servești, construiești... zic și eu babele, iartă-mi îndrăzneala. Tu singur le faci pe toate. Admirație și plecăciuni în fata ta!

[adrianamarianadumuta]

Ce mare grija aide animale.Respect👍👍👍👍👍👍

[frantisek_heca]

I realised one little thing when doing ladder like you (in 7th minute) :) Screws can't be trusted in these heavily loaded places, where you step on. They crack after some time. Nails are much more durable. They bend, but not crack and ladder is safe :)