Doors wide open
It's been a week of tours at our High River house, the very first SEED Home. We've had a number of delegations through, contemplating the philosophy and possibility of engaging SEED Homes to solve housing issues in various locations across Canada. One delegation did a comprehensive tour that started in the manufacturing facility with the bones of a house, the tubular steel frame that anchors the utility corridor. Then they were shown our studio building, which is almost at the point of being folded up and sent down the highway to High River. Finally, they came to our house. Several of the visitors vocalized on the drive down that they were having a hard time visualizing how this construction method could result in a house that feels like a home. In the shop it felt rather industrial and cold. It took all of 5 seconds for that impression to be wiped from their brains. Stepping into our foyer, your eyes glide across the bamboo floor to the feature wall and Heather's amazin
