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Palmoli Eco‑House Construction
Overview
In July 2026 an Anglo‑Australian couple, Nathan Trevallion and Catherine Birmingham, obtained municipal approval to build a new 66‑square‑metre eco‑friendly home near their former farmhouse in Palmoli, Italy. Designed by architect Maria Mascarucci, the house will employ sustainable materials such as hemp‑block insulation, wood framing and photovoltaic panels, and will include a wood‑burning stove, modern bathroom and a glass‑room greenhouse for the children.
Construction is scheduled to begin in September and finish within roughly six months. The project aims to provide a self‑sufficient, low‑impact dwelling that complies with regional planning rules and supports the family’s effort to regain custody of their three children and reunify under one roof.
Entities
Eco‑friendly family home · Maria Mascarucci · Palmoli · Catherine Birmingham · Nathan Trevallion
Timeline
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30 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesEco‑friendly family home in Palmoli, Italy to become self‑sufficientCatherine Birmingham and Nathan Trevallion will live in a new 66 m² self‑sufficient eco‑home near Palmoli, Italy, designed by Maria Mascarucci with hemp insulation and solar panels, slated for completion in six
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about 1 month ago
[CULTURE] 3 sourcesNathan Trevallion and Catherine Birmingham's Eco‑House Construction to Begin in PalmoliNathan Trevallion and Catherine Birmingham have green‑building approval for a new 66 m² eco‑house in Palmoli, Italy, set to start in September after land acquisition and regulatory changes.
Sources
bigodino.it · fanpage.it · quifinanza.it · suedtirolnews.it · travelini.net