Category Archives: design-build

Renovation: 2389


It has been well over a month since I’ve blogged.  I have been busy developing designs for a new project and spending any free daylight hours tending to our new landscape.  And, if you can believe it, we have been without, cable, internet access, etc. since moving into our new abode last December.  Above are renderings of our kitchen renovation. I’ll post the actually photos when we stop living long enough to clean up the space for staged shots.

The attached PDF illustrates the minimal extent of the renovation with minimal documents produced in short order.  The ’72 ranch remodel lasted only 8 weeks including a 2 week delay required to sort out the removal and replacement of faulty bamboo strand flooring.  2389 Renovation Plans


fog


Studying the use of Fog Techniques in Artlantis.


Annwicks Dr. Brochure


LINK TO BLOG POST


Samuel Mockbee: Citizen Architect




I first spoke to “Sambo” via telephone in the spring of 1996, during my 3rd year of architecture school.  I nervously dialed his number one evening and waited for the phone to ring.  I quickly introduced myself and explained that I was taking a course in residential design theory and that I would like to meet him and discuss his design for the Cook House (1991) in Oxford, Mississippi.  Before granting my request he asked, “you drink beer?”  Continue reading


Jonathan Segal Documentary


Informative look at Jonathan Segal’s approach to design-build architecture:

Jonathan Segal Documentary: http://vimeo.com/5371552