New Horizons: From Architect to Eco-Pioneer, A Bamboo Visionary's Odyssey

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Ep.32 - The Journey of a Young El Savadorian Architect turned Bamboo Student and Grass Bender. ThinkBamboo - Bryan Cano - jaraguah | https://www.thinkbamboo.org/2024/04/15/new-horizons-from-architect-to-eco-pioneer-a-bamboo-visionarys-odyssey/
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[00:01] Introduction and Background
[03:03] Building the First Cabin
[10:58] Implementing Bamboo Construction
[15:07] Visiting Colombia for Inspiration
[38:05] The First Three Cabins
[42:03] The Second Cabin - Pangolera
[44:26] Designing with Recycled Wood and Bamboo
[45:07] Maintaining a Consistent Design Aesthetic
[46:01] Influences from Akawa and Takwara
[47:00] Building the Largest Bamboo Structure
[48:12] Challenges of Building with Bamboo in the Rainy Season
[49:10] Incorporating Different Types of Bamboo
[50:29] The Magical Atmosphere of the Bamboo Structures
[52:34] Future Plans for Building with Bamboo
[53:42] Experimenting with Rammed Earth
[54:49] Creating a Reception Desk with Rammed Earth
[56:16] The Process of Building with Rammed Earth
[58:48] Using Recycled Materials in Construction
[01:00:01] Creating an Ancestral Knowledge Museum Experience
[01:01:00] Sharing Knowledge and Inspiring Others
[01:02:06] Preserving Trees within the Structures
[01:03:11] Aesthetics and Functionality of the Structures
[01:04:19] Incorporating Natural Elements in the Design
[01:05:05] Using Bamboo and Rattan for Lighting
[01:06:30] Involving Family Members in the Project
[01:07:37] The Unique Bamboo Building Scene in Latin America
[01:08:36] Future Plans for Bamboo Workshops and Education
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Brian, an architect and entrepreneur from El Salvador, shares his journey of building with bamboo and other sustainable materials. He discusses the challenges he faced in finding the right bamboo species and learning the techniques of bamboo construction. Brian also talks about the first three cabins he built, including the use of recycled materials. He highlights the unique design and features of each cabin, showcasing his commitment to sustainability and creating a one-of-a-kind experience for guests. In this conversation, Bryan discusses his experience designing and building eco cabins in El Salvador using recycled wood and bamboo. He highlights the importance of maintaining a consistent design aesthetic while incorporating different types of bamboo. Bryan draws inspiration from Akawa and Takwara in his designs and shares the challenges of building with bamboo during the rainy season. He also discusses his future plans for building with bamboo and experimenting with rammed earth. Bryan emphasizes the use of recycled materials and the preservation of trees within the structures. He concludes by expressing his desire to share his knowledge and inspire others through workshops and education.
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