It was built in 1901 and is made of wood and stone.
The ecological technologies that are used in this house include: solar-thermal collectors – these use solar energy to heat water and provide hot water from spring to autumn (around 6 months). One flat collector (one metre by two metres) heats 80 to 100 litres of water – the amount that can be accumulated in an average boiler.


The participants in workshops will have an opportunity to taste and learn how to prepare:
Clay and Straw Constructions – the Secrets of Ecological Houses.

As part of the 'Vanishing Occupations’ project the ICPPC organised a series of workshops enabling the participants to learn 'vanishing occupations’ .


Hands up workshops on the Polish traditional farms using horse power