As of lately I've been watching quite a bit of Grand Designs in the morning, A British TV Series about people building houses of their own with either an old building or just constructing something their selves with the help of an Architect. Mainly I watch it because I love the idea and key aspects of what you can learn and achieve by doing so. Just the other day I learned that concrete doesn't always have to be an everyday use for building houses. At least, without using any bricks.
Polystyrene blocks poured with concrete gives 4 times more strength than a regular concrete block and the polystyrene shells provides still heating insulation. You end up with a structure which is 1 and a half times as insulate as a conventionally built wall. This wall per say, is super insulated and it's super performing. It's sort of like super Lego, which I used when I was a kid too. I love the fact that it takes around 4 weeks to fully have the polystyrene Lego house assembled in place with just the roof to be put on. :)
Situations of the greater are statistically favoured. Things that are statistically favoured tend to happen, Especially over time. A disordered room has greater destruction than an organised one. Thus' an organised room will tend to become disordered over time. The only way to reverse this is to continually putting in energy from an outside system, Much like thinking outside of the box. So, with the help of a hammer and nail, being creative and building something entirely from scratch.. It must be something worth doing in life. :)
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