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The '''International Hemp Building Association''' ('''IHBA''')<ref>Glenn, Willi (August 31, 2014) [http://www.tnetimes.com/article/111-hemp-super-weed-part-iii-cannibis-pot-marijuana-legalization-Ford-Anslinger-Randolph-Hurst-marihuana/ Hemp — The Super Weed — Part III]. The New Era Times.</ref> is the largest association internationally in this sector. Members and partners of the association include [[architects]], [[General contractor|builders]], consultants, [[designers]], the [[European Industrial Hemp Association]] (EIHA), the [[Hemp Industries Association]] and [[manufacturers]]. A [[non-profit]] [[Professional association|association]] founded in 2009 by director [[Steve Allin]] author and hemp building consultant,<ref>Martell, Sherry (July 26, 2013) [http://www.trurodaily.com/News/Local/2013-07-26/article-3329311/First-hemp-house-in-Atlantic-Canada-under-construction-in-The-Falls/1?asid=c10af0fa First hemp house in Atlantic Canada under construction in The Falls]. Truro Daily News.</ref> <ref>Hilton, Lindsay (March 8, 2016)[http://www.bellinghamherald.com/living/seniors-aging/article61978802.html Bellingham hemp advocate hopes to change the way we build]. Bellingham Herald.</ref>the association globally promotes and supports the production and use of all [[hemp]] based construction materials and their by-products in a sustainable and bio-regional manner.<ref>Markgraaff, Dion (January 1, 2010) [http://nugmag.com/hemp-houses/comment-page-1/ Hemp Houses]. Nug Magazine.</ref> |
The '''International Hemp Building Association''' ('''IHBA''')<ref>Glenn, Willi (August 31, 2014) [http://www.tnetimes.com/article/111-hemp-super-weed-part-iii-cannibis-pot-marijuana-legalization-Ford-Anslinger-Randolph-Hurst-marihuana/ Hemp — The Super Weed — Part III]. The New Era Times.</ref> is the largest association internationally in this sector. Members and partners of the association include [[architects]], [[General contractor|builders]], consultants, [[designers]], the [[European Industrial Hemp Association]] (EIHA), the [[Hemp Industries Association]] and [[manufacturers]]. A [[non-profit]] [[Professional association|association]] founded in 2009 by director [[Steve Allin]] author and hemp building consultant,<ref>Martell, Sherry (July 26, 2013) [http://www.trurodaily.com/News/Local/2013-07-26/article-3329311/First-hemp-house-in-Atlantic-Canada-under-construction-in-The-Falls/1?asid=c10af0fa First hemp house in Atlantic Canada under construction in The Falls]. Truro Daily News.</ref> <ref>Hilton, Lindsay (March 8, 2016)[http://www.bellinghamherald.com/living/seniors-aging/article61978802.html Bellingham hemp advocate hopes to change the way we build]. Bellingham Herald.</ref>the association globally promotes and supports the production and use of all [[hemp]] based construction materials and their by-products in a sustainable and bio-regional manner.<ref>Markgraaff, Dion (January 1, 2010) [http://nugmag.com/hemp-houses/comment-page-1/ Hemp Houses]. Nug Magazine.</ref> |
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In April 2011 professionals in the hep building industry from around the globe were interviewed for the documentary Bringing It Home <ref>(August 27, 2014) [http://nrvnews.com/blacksburg/917-bringing-it-home/ Bringing it Home]. NRV News.</ref> at the association’s 2nd International Hemp Building Symposium, in Granada, Spain. |
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The IHBA cooperated with the technology department of engineering sciences of Uppsala University in Sweden in 2014 on research into a study on the potential of hemp buildings in different climates. <ref>Ahlberg, Johan and Georges, Elza and Norlén, Mikael (2014) [http://www.diva-portal.org/smash/record.jsf?pid=diva2:722306 The potential of hemp buildings in different climates: A comparison between a common passive house and the hempcrete building system]. Uppsala University, Department of Engineering Sciences.</ref> |
The IHBA cooperated with the technology department of engineering sciences of Uppsala University in Sweden in 2014 on research into a study on the potential of hemp buildings in different climates. <ref>Ahlberg, Johan and Georges, Elza and Norlén, Mikael (2014) [http://www.diva-portal.org/smash/record.jsf?pid=diva2:722306 The potential of hemp buildings in different climates: A comparison between a common passive house and the hempcrete building system]. Uppsala University, Department of Engineering Sciences.</ref> |
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Revision as of 15:01, 17 October 2016
The International Hemp Building Association (IHBA)[1] is the largest association internationally in this sector. Members and partners of the association include architects, builders, consultants, designers, the European Industrial Hemp Association (EIHA), the Hemp Industries Association and manufacturers. A non-profit association founded in 2009 by director Steve Allin author and hemp building consultant,[2] [3]the association globally promotes and supports the production and use of all hemp based construction materials and their by-products in a sustainable and bio-regional manner.[4]
In April 2011 professionals in the hep building industry from around the globe were interviewed for the documentary Bringing It Home [5] at the association’s 2nd International Hemp Building Symposium, in Granada, Spain. The IHBA cooperated with the technology department of engineering sciences of Uppsala University in Sweden in 2014 on research into a study on the potential of hemp buildings in different climates. [6]
References
- ^ Glenn, Willi (August 31, 2014) Hemp — The Super Weed — Part III. The New Era Times.
- ^ Martell, Sherry (July 26, 2013) First hemp house in Atlantic Canada under construction in The Falls. Truro Daily News.
- ^ Hilton, Lindsay (March 8, 2016)Bellingham hemp advocate hopes to change the way we build. Bellingham Herald.
- ^ Markgraaff, Dion (January 1, 2010) Hemp Houses. Nug Magazine.
- ^ (August 27, 2014) Bringing it Home. NRV News.
- ^ Ahlberg, Johan and Georges, Elza and Norlén, Mikael (2014) The potential of hemp buildings in different climates: A comparison between a common passive house and the hempcrete building system. Uppsala University, Department of Engineering Sciences.