I’m sure many bloggers start off with frequent post intending on keeping the pace up, only to find enthusiasm waning. I have meant to post bits on other artists and techniques, but alas I too have fallen victim. So, now that the improvements to my Pennsic house are complete, I’ll endeavor to post more often. To start off: The conclusion of Pennsic house 2.0 After a long drive from LA to Pennsylvania (41 hours). We arrived and started set up on Monday morning. Tuesday night I was sleeping in my bed. Being only the second time for a full set up on location, I was pleased with the set up time, but I’m still sure it can be done in one day. This year due to a land dispute, the house had to be set up perpendicular to the lake; as a result, I had a lovely view of plastic tents! Hopefully next year this can be rectified and the house can be set up in its designed location facing the lake. I’d like to thank the folks that came by to help with set up and strike, it was a big help. I hope for next Pennsic to have 3 full time people to help with set up and strike. (If you plan to be at Pennsic 41, keep this in mind, there could be pay involved!) The crew setting the foundation: Here we are assembling the second floor 2x10 perimeter boards. Here I am setting the second floor beams in place. The house has a new color scheme, which I like much better than the terra cotta color from last year and there are tapered columns and a proper balcony railing. Inside there are a couple of pieces of furniture I built and a proper niche with a hanging cistern: forming an early type of sink for washing. It was very handy. Due to the new house location, we swapped a wall panel, resulting in a window in the stairway. Upstairs I added proper draperies to the bed and a wardrobe. My new view :( Hopefully my view next year. Another small project for this year was to build new arcades for the front portion of Casa Bardicci. We struck the house, packed it in its trailer and left it at Coopers Lake till next year, hopefully any damp items will survive undamaged till next Pennsic.
Image 1 of 32 from gallery of Green Solution House 2.0 / 3XN + GXN. Photograph by Adam Mørk
I’m sure many bloggers start off with frequent post intending on keeping the pace up, only to find enthusiasm waning. I have meant to post bits on other artists and techniques, but alas I too have fallen victim. So, now that the improvements to my Pennsic house are complete, I’ll endeavor to post more often. To start off: The conclusion of Pennsic house 2.0 After a long drive from LA to Pennsylvania (41 hours). We arrived and started set up on Monday morning. Tuesday night I was sleeping in my bed. Being only the second time for a full set up on location, I was pleased with the set up time, but I’m still sure it can be done in one day. This year due to a land dispute, the house had to be set up perpendicular to the lake; as a result, I had a lovely view of plastic tents! Hopefully next year this can be rectified and the house can be set up in its designed location facing the lake. I’d like to thank the folks that came by to help with set up and strike, it was a big help. I hope for next Pennsic to have 3 full time people to help with set up and strike. (If you plan to be at Pennsic 41, keep this in mind, there could be pay involved!) The crew setting the foundation: Here we are assembling the second floor 2x10 perimeter boards. Here I am setting the second floor beams in place. The house has a new color scheme, which I like much better than the terra cotta color from last year and there are tapered columns and a proper balcony railing. Inside there are a couple of pieces of furniture I built and a proper niche with a hanging cistern: forming an early type of sink for washing. It was very handy. Due to the new house location, we swapped a wall panel, resulting in a window in the stairway. Upstairs I added proper draperies to the bed and a wardrobe. My new view :( Hopefully my view next year. Another small project for this year was to build new arcades for the front portion of Casa Bardicci. We struck the house, packed it in its trailer and left it at Coopers Lake till next year, hopefully any damp items will survive undamaged till next Pennsic.
Készház Portál - Könnyűszerkezetes házak építése Wood House 2.0: Kör alakú ház, tetőtéri autópályával az erdő közepén
I’m sure many bloggers start off with frequent post intending on keeping the pace up, only to find enthusiasm waning. I have meant to post bits on other artists and techniques, but alas I too have fallen victim. So, now that the improvements to my Pennsic house are complete, I’ll endeavor to post more often. To start off: The conclusion of Pennsic house 2.0 After a long drive from LA to Pennsylvania (41 hours). We arrived and started set up on Monday morning. Tuesday night I was sleeping in my bed. Being only the second time for a full set up on location, I was pleased with the set up time, but I’m still sure it can be done in one day. This year due to a land dispute, the house had to be set up perpendicular to the lake; as a result, I had a lovely view of plastic tents! Hopefully next year this can be rectified and the house can be set up in its designed location facing the lake. I’d like to thank the folks that came by to help with set up and strike, it was a big help. I hope for next Pennsic to have 3 full time people to help with set up and strike. (If you plan to be at Pennsic 41, keep this in mind, there could be pay involved!) The crew setting the foundation: Here we are assembling the second floor 2x10 perimeter boards. Here I am setting the second floor beams in place. The house has a new color scheme, which I like much better than the terra cotta color from last year and there are tapered columns and a proper balcony railing. Inside there are a couple of pieces of furniture I built and a proper niche with a hanging cistern: forming an early type of sink for washing. It was very handy. Due to the new house location, we swapped a wall panel, resulting in a window in the stairway. Upstairs I added proper draperies to the bed and a wardrobe. My new view :( Hopefully my view next year. Another small project for this year was to build new arcades for the front portion of Casa Bardicci. We struck the house, packed it in its trailer and left it at Coopers Lake till next year, hopefully any damp items will survive undamaged till next Pennsic.
I’m sure many bloggers start off with frequent post intending on keeping the pace up, only to find enthusiasm waning. I have meant to post bits on other artists and techniques, but alas I too have fallen victim. So, now that the improvements to my Pennsic house are complete, I’ll endeavor to post more often. To start off: The conclusion of Pennsic house 2.0 After a long drive from LA to Pennsylvania (41 hours). We arrived and started set up on Monday morning. Tuesday night I was sleeping in my bed. Being only the second time for a full set up on location, I was pleased with the set up time, but I’m still sure it can be done in one day. This year due to a land dispute, the house had to be set up perpendicular to the lake; as a result, I had a lovely view of plastic tents! Hopefully next year this can be rectified and the house can be set up in its designed location facing the lake. I’d like to thank the folks that came by to help with set up and strike, it was a big help. I hope for next Pennsic to have 3 full time people to help with set up and strike. (If you plan to be at Pennsic 41, keep this in mind, there could be pay involved!) The crew setting the foundation: Here we are assembling the second floor 2x10 perimeter boards. Here I am setting the second floor beams in place. The house has a new color scheme, which I like much better than the terra cotta color from last year and there are tapered columns and a proper balcony railing. Inside there are a couple of pieces of furniture I built and a proper niche with a hanging cistern: forming an early type of sink for washing. It was very handy. Due to the new house location, we swapped a wall panel, resulting in a window in the stairway. Upstairs I added proper draperies to the bed and a wardrobe. My new view :( Hopefully my view next year. Another small project for this year was to build new arcades for the front portion of Casa Bardicci. We struck the house, packed it in its trailer and left it at Coopers Lake till next year, hopefully any damp items will survive undamaged till next Pennsic.
Completed in 2017 in La Plata, Argentina. Images by Alejandro Peral. The Single Family Home is located in a closed neighborhood of City Bell, on a plot of 900m2 with a leafy ash forest. The intention is to conserve...
Dwie białe stodoły to projekt domu realizowany przez biuro INOSTUDIO architekci. Koncepcja projektantów polegała na stworzeniu nowoczesnego, przestronnego domu o tradycyjnej formie z intymną przestrzenią, która zapewni mieszkańcom stały kontakt z naturą.
Image 1 of 32 from gallery of Green Solution House 2.0 / 3XN + GXN. Photograph by Adam Mørk
Image 36 of 59 from gallery of Casa N / Estudio GMARQ. Photograph by Alejandro Peral
Image 17 of 79 from gallery of ‘HHH’ House / Simple Projects Architecture. Photograph by Mansyur Hasan
