Three steps to getting your Coolseat going . . .

Australian local councils, governments, communities may freely get real time data about the number of people sitting on a compost bench in Melbourne’s Fishermans Bend, the weather, the quality and quantity of the compost and other data to assist in maintenance and assessments of public usage.

Strong community support for street gardens

Rhyll McMaster tells how she grows plants in her apartment, plant by plant; two new interns with Sustainable House briefly compare their gardens back home.

Two of four interns developing marketing plans for coolseats learn how different compost options work then harvest some compost to give away at Cafe Guilia in recycled coffee bean bags.

Coolseat goes into Melbourne apartment

Huge price reductions for the two and one garden bed coolseats

In this blog, I’ll dive into these considerations to help you decide if the Coolseat price is right for you. Please comment and let me know your thoughts here if you wish to as I’m keen to hear from you.

Lauren Ryan

How to store and harvest compost juice from coolseats

Coolseats and Upsoil Collective win Melbourne City Council $90k tech innovation prize - Zoe Wang and Michael Mobbs are delighted by their collaborative project and keenly anticipate working with Council to reduce and hopefully to end food waste at Fishermans Bend, Melbourne, Victoria.

Simple one page of the steps - how to use ccoolseats.

Coolseats is the way the finalist, Upsoil Collective, in Melbourne City Council’s $90,000 competition is delivering the compost solutions. Vote here.here after first registering

Pocket City Farm, Camperdown, Sydney, NSW

Sophia Elmblad, intern with Sustainable House, explains the newest design coolseat installed outside Sydney’s Sustainable House

Curlys Cafe in Curl Curl ends food waste