Introduction

Project Requirements

Design

Overview

Specs

Costs

Ok this is the most difficult part of Appropedia formatting to visualize so i just put in my table. It helps to click 'show preview' so you can see the finished product as well as the formatting at the same time. Just fill in your cost information for the table below. And just delete any extra boxes left but remember to leave the '|}' at the end of the whole table format.

Qty Material Needed Source Cost Total Cost
~60 Thin Wood Lath Salvage from local lumber mill $0 $0
3 94lb bags Portland Cement Do-it-yourself-Hardware $12 $36
lots Paper Shredded office pack from HSU Student Services Building $0 $0
1 Straw Bales Local seller ~$6 ~$8
3 Flats Cedar Shingle Salvaged and Donated by Pierson Building Center ~$0 ~$0
~300 Nails for Shingles CCAT Shed $0 $0
~100 Screws CCAT Shed $0 $0
~150 Recycled Bricks CCAT Recycled Brick Pile $0 $0
2 Natural Log Posts Beach Salvage $0 $0
~12 ft 4x4 Lumber CCAT Lumber Rack $0 $0
~20 sqft Plywood CCAT Lumber Rack $0 $0
Total $44

Testing

Purposed Timeline

Here is a format for a time line that seems to work well in appropedia, just fill in your data, notice that the '!' marks match the titles of the columns, so all you have to remember is that for each 'align="center"' box, the first line is the item, second is date, third is whether or not you met that date.

ITEM PROPOSED DATE DATE MET?
-Design and site measurements complete 3/4/09 Yes
-Dig foundation and set posts 3/23/09 Yes
-Construct Roof frame and lay gravel foundation 3/24/09 Yes
-Make test paper-crete bricks and forms 3/24/09 Yes
-Lay Brick with sand mortar 3/25/09 Yes

Project in Construction

Below i have included what i did for many of my pictures. I put them in a gallery, the format is below, all that you need to do is fill in the space after 'image:' with your picture files you have uploaded 'see the upload a file on the left sidebar to learn how. After the '|' line you can add a caption to the photos, just delete it if you do not want a caption, but it helps. <gallery> Image:Clay Slip Drilling.jpg|Mixing clay found on-site for the clay-slip-straw using a power drill with a paint mixing paddle Image:Breaking Up Chunks.jpg|The drill couldn't breakup all the small chunks so we did it by hand Image:Straw Mixing.jpg|The straw was mixed and turned till all just covered by the clay slip Image:Clay-Slip-Straw.jpg| The clay is then stuffed into the wood lath frame and ends up drying and looking like this ready to plaster. Image:Mixing_papercrete_CCAT.jpg| It takes about 5 minutes of mixing with a power drill with a paint mixing paddle for wet shredded paper to pulp like this before adding cement Image:Paper Crete Mixing.jpg|Blending paper shreds with Portland cement Image:Paper-crete_Brick_Form.jpg|This is the form we used to make the bricks used in the wall. When the bricks dry, they shrink, making the form easy to lift off Image:Laying Papercrete Brick 1.jpg|Here I am showing the class how to lay paper-crete bricks on the wall... Image:Laying Papercrete Brick 2.jpg|...And again.

Conclusions and Reflections

Links

References

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