Live in Romania 2005

From birds keeping in a settlement of small farmers, newly built single family house in loam straw construction and changes in urban residential blocks.

New front door for more security New front door for more security
  In 2 concrete constructions where sisters of my woman in Sibiu Romania live, there are about 10% of the front doors replaced since 2004 against very burglary-restraining new doors.


Heat central Heat central
  Earlier there was in Romania mostly uncounted central heating. However, if in a residential block some tenants could not pay the operating expenses, the heat was turned off to all.




Turkeys without stable Just the open land kepping was forbade in Austria because of the bird's influenza. However, here in Romania open land bird's posture is omnipresent. Doghouse on a farm in Romania Absolute minimalism with the construction of this doghouse. 2 boards, something what could be roofing felt, some straw in the internal and already is the doghouse finished. Access way to a new settlement area Already in dry weather the access road is a burden. The inhabitants of the new settlement hope to get as soon as possible a tarred street. New building settlement by Birlad in Romania The houses are new, but it is built with traditional materials like already before centuries. Old or anew, so, the age of the settlement is not recognizable. Pigsty from a single-family house A single-family house means in Romania as much independence as possible and independence means own food like pigs, chickens and vegetables. Eggs and chickens of own garden The first equipment in chickens is probably a present of the parents who have about 20 km away a small farm. In the garden is also the storeroom in maize chicken feed. Loam straw wall unplastered In the back of the house the wall construction becomes visible. The walls are from loam and straw like the detailed photo points. Lemhmstroh unplastered one The outer wall on the left in the picture is already plastered, the back of the house from which also the detailed photo comes still shows the unplastered loam straw wall. Loam straw house This side of the house is already finished. The loam straw wall is plastered with a leemlaag layer. Tin loam straw roof Detail photo of the roof structure. Under the metal is a layer of loam straw mixture. Under it a wooden constrction begins. Unfinished Room The walls are still unplastered loam with straw. The cover exists of wood. Between the boards are the narrow gaps through which loam and straw streams. Window twice single glas out of wood Modern windows with double or triple glazing and special heat insulation glazing are too expensive to the builder-owner. Traditional wooden windows are used. Plaster with wire mesh The straw loam wall is prepared for plastering. Smashed nails fix a wire mesh in the thick cleaning layer just should find. Antechamber ready plastered A part of the new house which is quite ready. Nice tiled, nicely plastered, nothing reveals more the loam stow wall from among the house is built. Bar code as a house gate key What first looked like a key adherent revealed his secret in the back light. In the dark half-clear plastic is a bar code. Security door as a moneyspinner Door frames from steel, not turnable security locks, locking with 3 bolts as usual used in safes. The new doors look confidence-building.
index: 2005 2005 


 News RSS feed  News RSS Feeds 


 Sitemap   Sitemap 


   Cars Traffic Mobility 
  Notebooks Laptops 
 Romania  2  Goose 
 Turkeys  Doghouse 
 Access way  Settlement 
 New house  30.000 EUR 
 Pigsty  Chickens 
 Vegetable garden 
 Loam straw  Unplastered 
 House  Roof  Unfinished 
 Window  Plaster  Ready 
 Residential block 
 Bar code as a key 
 Front door  Security 
 Heat central 
 Live building  Houses 
 Energy  Technic  Plan 
 Furniture  Money