Fourth Friday / Films of Vision and Hope
Garbage Warrior
You’ve never seen architecture like this!
Winner
of the People’s Choice Award at the Vancouver International Film
Festival, Garbage Warrior portrays the inspiring work of radical
eco-architect Mike Reynolds. Inventor of what he calls “biotecture”,
Reynolds designs passive solar homes made of natural and recycled
materials: Earthships. Compelling and inspiring, this film will make you
rethink everything you thought you knew about home-building – and
inspire you to join the revolution.
With discussion to follow.
Recommended donation: $5-10.
Everyone welcome!
April 25, 2014 - come at 7:15p for social time, film starts at 7:30p
Where: Fireside Room
Palo Alto Unitarian Universalist Church (UUCPA)
505 E. Charleston Avenue, Palo Alto, CA
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