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Archive for February, 2011
Carbon Abundance
Posted in Building Materials, Carbon, Carbon Sense, Forestry, New Modern Vernacular with tags carbon economy, carbon positive, Carbon sequestration, Eco architecture on February 27, 2011 by MyakerModerne Vernacular
Posted in Architecture, Building Materials, Carbon Sense, New Modern Vernacular, The Art of Building, The Natural Steps, Wooden Architecture with tags architecture, Building Materials, carbon positive, Green building, The Art Of Building, The Natural Steps, Timber Frame, vernacular building, Walnut Shingles, Wooden Architectue on February 24, 2011 by MyakerBuilding materials and practices, that do not rely on the presumed advantages, of cheap energy
Carbon Sense
Posted in Carbon, Carbon Sense, Uncategorized with tags Cap and trade, carbon economy, carbon positive, Carbon Sense, Carbon sequestration on February 16, 2011 by MyakerKnow Wood
Know Trees
Know Carbon
A frivolous disregard for carbon sense is evident all around.
Tree Huggers wit Chainsaws
Posted in Building Materials, Carbon, Carbon Sense, Common Sense, Forestry, Hewn Timber, New Modern Vernacular, Scheidegger Forest Shelter, The Art of Building, The Natural Steps, The Song of The Broad Axe, Wisconsin Land Ethic with tags Aldo Leopold, Barn, Broad Axe, Building Materials, carbon economy, carbon positive, Carbon sequestration, Eco architecture, Economy, Edward Abbey, Forestry, Got Wood, Green building, Hewn Timber, It's all good, John Muir, Scheidegger Forest, Song of the Broad Axe, The Natural Steps, vernacular building, Wisconsin Land Ethic, Wooden Architectue on February 16, 2011 by Myaker
Between me you and the fence post
the fence post talks
time to
what comes around goes around
watch yourself
Madison Bridges, Ugly as Sin
Posted in Architecture, Bridges with tags Bridges on February 15, 2011 by MyakerOur civic leaders clearly stated that consideration be given
to artistic quality rather than utilitarian bridge structures,
“…so that it behooves us to demand not merely strength
but dignity and civic splendor in their construction. Every
City bridge is an opportunity. It cannot be too often stated
that nothing pays so well as beauty, and that this
constitutes a large part of the capital of Madison.”
Madison Park and Pleasure Drive Association Report
” Art is the skilled formed out of a force to create or to shape something significant,
to put it into life and to truly maintain it in life. Man is able and capable to form bad things,
evil things and things adverse to nature; but he ought not to do that. However, if he does so,
it is not art, but it is sin and crime to create and shape things adverse to nature”
Karl Christian Friedrich Krause ” The Science of Landscape Art” written 1832 published 1883
Quoted in Forest Aesthetics by Heinrich von Salisch
Thanks to keith for that quote
A Part of the the Art
Posted in Dragon's Well Tale, Forestry, The Art of Building, Wisconsin Land Ethic with tags carbon positive, Dragon's well tale, Song of the Broad Axe, The Art Of Building on February 14, 2011 by Myaker
I am a little hard of hearing, eh, Fat cat got ur tongue
The beast has been released, the dragon is well.
Fools Foolin Fools
Old School Power Shift
Goin Down
Time to Ying ur yang
Ding a ling
I first saw the Rockdale Beam April 1 2009
Wisconsin Wood Wisconsin Buildings Wisconsin Jobs
Posted in Uncategorized on February 14, 2011 by MyakerWrite in Wood Joiners for County Exec
The first ‘corporate entity’ to be elected too public office
Anyone can join, New shapes of Democracy, We, The People Can
Do Better
