NEW ORLEANS — Cydney Salvant, who is now 18 years old, is a novice builder who is responsible for the construction of this old house.
The senior in high school was responsible for designing the house, from the basement to the front door, giving her a precious blueprint and giving her something to call her own.
Uncommon Construction, which was formed by Aaron Frumin, a young man who did not complete his education, was responsible for the construction of the home. Frumin gives children hammers rather than pencils and encourages them to look at skill saws rather than their cellphones as part of the curriculum.
In the New Orleans area, people spend their Saturdays acquiring experience in the construction of homes while also earning school credit and even some extra cash.
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The children are developing a novel community while gaining an understanding of the reasons why there is no place quite like home.