My name is Kathryn Larsen. I'm an incoming architecture student that's obsessed with traditional building, seaweed, and biomaterials. I am born and raised in the US, but have lived in Japan for a year and in Denmark for five years.
My name is Kathryn Larsen. I'm an incoming architecture student that's obsessed with traditional building, seaweed, and biomaterials. I am born and raised in the US, but have lived in Japan for a year and in Denmark for five years.
aw!! thanks :>>>
thank you so much, that's very kind!
You’re so very welcome! Please enjoy<3
Thank you !
Thank you! :) I tried my hardest!
Thank you :)
Thank you ?
Sure! It’s self published : https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/kathryn-larsen/chasing-hygge/paperback/product-ygwv7g.html
Happy you enjoyed :)
Yes :) I have actually written a lot on this and tried to illustrate it as well. https://kathrynlarsen.com/seaweed-thatch-reimagined
det tror jeg :)
a traditional roof can last from 200-300 years :)
Yes indeed :)
Processing it so that the salt layer is removed, allows it to become rot resistant.
the rooting is what makes it difficult to fish-farm, from what I have read. But I am not a biologist. Hopefully we can find a way!
So because eelgrass is a seagrass, it needs to root to the seabed. That means that it is really susceptible to current changes.
:> yes- and she was SOOO hungry for pets!! most loving barn cat I have ever met!
just wait until the øresund freezes over and the danes can legally club you to death for this comment bc frikadelles are the king
Novagrass has developed a way so you can harvest it without disturbing the seabeds but the most environmental way is to beach harvest :)
It’s making a comeback and my goal is to help share and preserve the knowledge of these traditions!
Værsgo :) https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=emb_title&v=1yAmKonnezU
Tak fordi du kunne lide det :)
Takker :) jeg har læst at der var nogen der spiste det, men det kan jeg ikke anbefale.
Very similar, but the species is Zostera Marina :)
I'm glad, then, that it could be some new information for you :)
They do! Google heather thatching for another cool solution :)
Most of it was untranslated from Danish so I’ve tried to translate and preserve the history as much as I can :)
100% dank
tak :) håber at du synes det var interessant :)
Oh no! I'm sorry. I got held off on posting this earlier because I had a lot of work.