Front entrance of the farmhouse
The marble path was made of recycled construction matertial
The tiles were home made in a Moroccan style
Right of the marble path is our tea herbs and lavender on the right

Farmhouse main dining area.
the table was hand made with recycled wood

View of dining area from the living room
Most art work is Marc's

Living room
Moroccan style armchairs and sofas designed and made by Marc with friends help
Moroccan tea tray on the book stand.
Monica Fiordelisi-Rahvalschi, an Israeli of Argentinian origin helped make these sofas.

Stone patio
More finishing to come

Kitchen and shower water pipes were separated from toilet pipes
to be recycled for irrigation.
This modular system was made from readily available components.
The system will be enhanced in an incremental way.
Thorsten Brueckner from Germany helped install it.

Southern stand alone suite in construction
Finishing pending completion

Southern suite in construction

Southern suite wooden ceiling

Mark and Guenevere Fast from Canada helped build it.

We recycle tires, using them here as a foundation for stairs.
Similarly, tires are used to build a wall surrounding our museum compound.
Mark and Guenevere Fast from Canada helped build it.

Path leading to museum compound in construction

These two chicken houses will make our museum compound,
thanks to the hard work of so many devoted volunteers from around the world,
an international contribution to the rehabilitation of a farming village in need of a vocation!