Author: mark

Mark Fleischhaker, P.Eng., and Jesse Thomas taught a Sustainable Building Workshop to festival goers at Luminosity Gathering 2016. Workshop participants took part in a Pallet Portal live build.

Location:	Luminosity Gathering, Nahatlatch Valley, British Columbia
Date:	July 2016

Mark Fleischhaker, P.Eng., visited the Simply Not Square earthship build near Golden where he taught the basics of structural systems to earthship enthusiasts.

Location:	Simply Not Square, Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date:	June 2016

Mark Fleischhaker, P.Eng., was a facilitator at OUR Ecovillagewhere he

• Facilitated a natural finishes workshop with Elke Cole and Ben Garratt
• Presented a Structural Systems Lecture
• Facilitated a Design Your Own Natural Home workshop with Elke Cole
• Facilitated groundworks and tire-pounding workshop with Ben Garratt and Evolved Earth
• Presented a lecture on Engineers and Building Code

Location:	OUR Ecovillage, Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia, Canada
Date:	July 2015

Mark Fleischhaker, P.Eng., and Jesse Thomas taught a Natural Building & Earthships Workshop to festival goers at the Grassroots Temple for Luminosity Gathering 2015. Workshop participants took part in a reciprocal frame demonstration build.

Location:	Luminosity Gathering, Roberts Creek, British Columbia
Date:	July 2015

Sustainable Environment Network Society invited Mark Fleischhaker, P.Eng., and Ben Garratt to present on Earthships and Structural Engineering.

Location:	Schubert Centre, Vernon, British Columbia
Date:	April 2015

Mark Fleischhaker led workshops at Green Bricks‘ Green Collar Futures Conference. He taught students about sustainability and structural engineering – reconnecting to the basics and rethinking the system! He presented on behalf of Associated Engineering who he works for during weekdays.

Location:	Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
Date:	February 2015

   

Mark Fleischhaker, P.Eng., explained to some children that creativity is important and that it’s possible to manifest their imaginations through engineering. Incredibly kind words from their teacher:

“Mark Fleischhaker was GREAT! He was professional and also extremely friendly and personable to my students. My students really enjoyed the entire presentation. Whenever Mark would talk about what engineering was about or what projects he had done and was working on, the kids couldn’t contain their remarks and questions. They were fully engaged”

At an elementary school in Port Coquitlam with Associated Engineering and Engineers and Geoscientists BC.

Location:	Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada
Date:	December 2014