New specialized weekend training courses at Mas la Llum: we already have the 2026 schedule
These courses grow out of experience, daily work with real materials, resources and processes, and the need to share useful knowledge with people who want to apply it in their everyday lives, in their homes or in projects linked to the territory.
At Mas la Llum, we understand training as a natural extension of our way of being in the world. It is not only about transmitting information, but about creating learning spaces where place, rhythm and context truly matter. For this reason, all courses take place over a weekend, with small groups and a very hands-on approach that combines theory, direct experience and reflection.
The courses are held at Mas la Llum, a house built with straw and natural materials, located in the Matarraña region, very close to the Els Ports Natural Park. The surroundings are not just a backdrop: they are part of the learning process. The landscape, available resources, climate and relationship with the territory influence how we understand sustainability and how we apply technical solutions.
Course programme:
– Circular economy through the wool transformation process (7–8 March)
– Sustainable water management (21–22 March 2026)
– Introduction to bioconstruction (18–19 April 2026)
– Renewable energy in direct current systems (16–17 May 2026)
– Healthy domestic electrical installations (13–14 June 2026)
– Timber construction (26–27 September)
Each course is designed to be as personalised as possible, aimed at individuals but also useful for professional profiles seeking to expand their knowledge or incorporate new tools into their practice. In many cases, no prior training is required, but curiosity and interest in understanding real processes are essential.
We are committed to a close, grounded form of learning, where knowledge is inseparable from place and people. If you are interested in learning by doing, in contact with materials and the environment, we invite you to join this programme.
