Showing posts with label Farm Hut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Farm Hut. Show all posts
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Thursday, May 15, 2008
pipe footing mockup
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Neo-Homesteading: Tilth and Availablism in Small Architecture and Film
This in-progress-thesis holds stakes in returning knowledge to the hands through the process of making by looking at architecture and film to reciprocally inform the other's design-build process.
The nature of making things by hand has become more rare given the nature of living in the city as work becomes production-specialized. Filmmaking in its dawn was design-build belonging to the inventor, while the business of building home belonged to the steader.
This design for a three-weather shelter is not a pitting against the city, rather a rural situation in Bridgeville, California, so as to cull and institute site-available materials (as much as possible), to serve as a dwelling for an artist-in-residency at StoneLake Farm.
What I miss is the time it takes to look fore closely.
The nature of making things by hand has become more rare given the nature of living in the city as work becomes production-specialized. Filmmaking in its dawn was design-build belonging to the inventor, while the business of building home belonged to the steader.
This design for a three-weather shelter is not a pitting against the city, rather a rural situation in Bridgeville, California, so as to cull and institute site-available materials (as much as possible), to serve as a dwelling for an artist-in-residency at StoneLake Farm.
What I miss is the time it takes to look fore closely.
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
NeedlesSapplingsConesChilies
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Green Wood Hedgehog

Wood-Preservative Recipe
Ingredients:
1 1/2 cup boiled linseed oil
1 ounce of paraffin (carnauba or wood rosin wax)
enough solvent (distilled pine tar, mineral spirits or citrus thinner) at room temperature to make the total volume of the mix one full gallon.
Directions:
Melt the paraffin over water in a double boiler. Do not heat over a direct flame. Away from the heat source, stir the solvent vigorously, and then slowly stir in the melted paraffin. Add the linseed oil and continue to stir thoroughly. Apply by dipping the untreated lumber in the mixture for three minutes or by brushing a heavy application across the wood's grain and on the cut ends of the lumber. The wood can be painted when it's thoroughly dry. (USDA developed.)
Sunday, February 24, 2008
AxSawFallRope (diagrams for the film)
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