Seriously... I was lifted up by the beauty of this place... as if the holy spirit was walking with me in and out of these aisles... and this was playing while I was walking through.
Hard to tell the scale, but the tall slab in the first picture is probably 10'-12'.
b3tadine[sutures]
Nov 21, 15 11:08 pm
Good looking stuff. I think I see Jesus in one of those pieces.
wurdan freo
Nov 21, 15 11:13 pm
I think I understand why he was a carpenter...
natematt
Nov 22, 15 2:39 am
D:
Where is this?
Miles Jaffe
Nov 22, 15 9:21 am
You trying to give me a woody?
Peter Normand
Nov 22, 15 12:05 pm
Note that the wood seen here is typicaly trashed in the mechanized luber process this is sustainable in that it is diverting wonderfull pieces from the wood chipper or somone's fire place. Sometimes the best stuff is in the discards not the fine finished product.
Josh Mings
Nov 22, 15 1:53 pm
I figured this topic was going to be something like this or a pilgrimage to a Mid-Century Modern church masterpiece.
awaiting_deletion
Nov 22, 15 4:42 pm
the true church of the architect.
Frank Lloyd Wright, was new age 100 years before his time...
null pointer
Nov 22, 15 6:10 pm
fuck, i can see furniture.
tons of fucking beautiful furniture.
awaiting_deletion
Nov 22, 15 6:18 pm
I went all Nakashima at first but then this artist I met the other night came to mind
Guy Nelson /\
snooker-doodle-dandy
Nov 22, 15 7:11 pm
I have a friend who deals in old growth recycled wood. He has what he calls his, "Wall of Wood." It is made up of what he considers the best pieces of wood he has salvaged over the last thirty years.
He has some amazing planks of wood that have come out of none other than old chicken coops. He claims the chicken shit causes it to age differently.
shellarchitect
Nov 23, 15 9:17 pm
Helped a friend take apart and move s chicken coop about 3 weeks ago. Turns out chicken shit smells like shit
Seriously... I was lifted up by the beauty of this place... as if the holy spirit was walking with me in and out of these aisles... and this was playing while I was walking through.
https://youtu.be/HWWSUmqvviQ
Hard to tell the scale, but the tall slab in the first picture is probably 10'-12'.
Good looking stuff. I think I see Jesus in one of those pieces.
I think I understand why he was a carpenter...
D:
Where is this?
You trying to give me a woody?
Note that the wood seen here is typicaly trashed in the mechanized luber process this is sustainable in that it is diverting wonderfull pieces from the wood chipper or somone's fire place. Sometimes the best stuff is in the discards not the fine finished product.
I figured this topic was going to be something like this or a pilgrimage to a Mid-Century Modern church masterpiece.
the true church of the architect.
Frank Lloyd Wright, was new age 100 years before his time...
fuck, i can see furniture.
tons of fucking beautiful furniture.
I went all Nakashima at first but then this artist I met the other night came to mind
Guy Nelson /\
I have a friend who deals in old growth recycled wood. He has what he calls his, "Wall of Wood." It is made up of what he considers the best pieces of wood he has salvaged over the last thirty years.
He has some amazing planks of wood that have come out of none other than old chicken coops. He claims the chicken shit causes it to age differently.
Helped a friend take apart and move s chicken coop about 3 weeks ago. Turns out chicken shit smells like shit
http://www.cswoods.com/
bought a bunch of claro walnut for a new bureau my wife will be making
Nice. Around here that's $30/bf