On the right is a render of one of the cabins for my sustainable camp facility. The exterior skins includes, recycled wood planks, recycled green tinted metal, and coordwood. Although not all of the roofs have the eco roof in place, all roof surfaces will have an eco roof to encourage evapotransportation. In the primary sketches I had a plan to encorporate storm water running off the roof into a water feature sculpture, but I could not figure out how to make the feature in REVIT, and so I decided to go with Eco roofs. I am happy I made this decision after I found out that Eco roofs have a longer life span. With this cabin all that I have to do is to put the third eco roof on the cabin, and then I will be finished. Unfortunately I still have several other cabins to still create, including the health house, dining hall, facilitators cabin, course rooms, and main office.
Today I had Sevy, Brianna, and Laura edit my research paper so that I could turn it in the final draft tomorrow. I was hoping to have Ms. Butler help me edit my paper, but she was on a field trip with the juniors today.
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