We have written many posts about the lessons modern designers could learn from the way we used to do things, like planting vines, using awnings and learning how to use windows properly. In France, they are taking it to a whole new level, and building the Chateau de Guedelon,an entire castle from scratch, using only traditional materials and methods, and they are partying like it’s 1299. … Read the full story on TreeHugger
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What Building a Castle the 13th-Century Way Can Teach Architects Today
