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A Return to St. John

2021, regarding the weather, became a waiting game to get back to St. John. Fortunately, the wait didn’t last forever, as the end of February brought an end to the cold snap and an opportunity to return to the construction site.  A small group made the trek at the end of the month, and uponContinue reading “A Return to St. John”

Posted byharleyschusterMarch 14, 2021Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on A Return to St. John

St. John Update

The end of October and early November saw the studio return to St. John for the final sessions of the year. As state in an earlier post, the group that made the trip in late October had the task of erecting the porch columns and installing the prefab porch roof panels, as well as completingContinue reading “St. John Update”

Posted byharleyschusterDecember 2, 2020December 2, 2020Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on St. John Update

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Placing of roof panels wrapped up before lunch today. Next is attaching connectors, adding rim boards, and then starting roof sheathing.
Walls are up and roof is underway on the MAHFH build in Ogden, with MATC and Ft. Riley HBI showing how awesome they are. Amazing work!
After day one of prefab assembly, the house is taking shape...
Great teamwork today onsite by MAHFH, MATC, and Ft Riley HBI. In quick time the panels were unloaded and organized.
The slab for the spring 2022 house in Ogden (MAHFH Build 31) was ready this week and students from Workforce Solar Partnership orgs MATC and Ft. Riley HBI jumped into action getting last year's panels out of APDWest. Time for some prefab!
KSU Pres. Linton and leadership from partner organizations met in Ogden today and visited the AY2020-21 build, with help from Manhattan Area Habitat for Humanity, who introduced us to the new homeowner; on a hot day the house was running on 100% solar. It was great to see the students' design work transformed into a home.
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