A world leader in sustainable housing for over 40 years, architect Michael Reynolds will be holding two informative public talks in Victoria as part of the State of Design
Festival.

Michael Reynolds designs and builds homes that heat and cool themselves and built
from natural and recycled materials, produce their own electricity, collect their own
water, treat their own sewage and grow their own food. He is the author of seven
books, the initiator of 3 off-grid communities, subject of the documentary ‘Garbage Warrior’ and travels with his team around the world demonstrating Earthship/sustainable principles.

Michael’s recent international projects include: a teahouse in the Netherlands, a
sustainable home in Nicaragua, an eco resort in Jamaica, hurricane relief in Mexico, tsunami relief in India, a residence in France and demonstrations in England, Scotland, Norway, Spain, Japan, Bolivia, Bonaire and Honduras.

At his talks in Melbourne and Bendigo respectively he will talk about his experiences and how to implement his strategies for conservation into Australian homes.

For more information, check out the website www.stateofdesign.com.au/events/design-for-everyone/michael-reynolds

Thursday 23rd July (Melbourne)
Venue: Central Hall, Brunswick Street, Fitzroy
Time: 6pm
Tickets: $30 + GST – purchase through
stateofdesign.com.au/tickets

Saturday 25th July (Bendigo)
Venue: Capital Theatre,
50 View Street, Bendigo
Time: 4pm
Tickets: $30 +GST – purchase through
stateofdesign.com.au/tickets