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Modified on October 7th, 2023 at 2:01 pm April 9, 2021 at 8:59 pm |
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Cob on Wood is a community center built for the residents of the Wood Street encampment by volunteers using the “cob” style of construction.
Cob is a process of building with clay and plant matter. Learn more about cob
The constructions at Cob on Wood include:
The Cob on Wood Project is led by Miguel Elliot, who has built many cob structures throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.
Learn more about Miguel’s cob structures
See Cob on Wood’s sister encampment, Here There.
Cob on Wood is a community center built for the residents of the Wood Street encampment by volunteers using the “cob” style of construction.
Cob is a process of building with clay and plant matter. Learn more about cob
The constructions at Cob on Wood include:
The Cob on Wood Project is led by Miguel Elliot, who has built many cob structures throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.
Learn more about Miguel’s cob structures
See Cob on Wood’s sister encampment, Here There.
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