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Archive for The Art Of Building
Board Chair Chopped Up an Wedged
Posted in Bench Tales, Broad Axe, Dragon's Well Tale, The Song of The Broad Axe with tags Broad Axe, chairs, Cherry Trees, hewn chairs, The Art Of Building, Walnut Trees on July 8, 2012 by MyakerWalk Soft, Carry A Sharp Axe
Posted in Aslak Olsen Lie, Building Materials, Hewn Timber, Know Tree Architecture with tags Broad Axe, Hewn Timber, Scheidegger Forest Shelter, The Art Of Building, wa, Walnut Trees on June 7, 2012 by Myaker
Forest Products Wood Industry
Posted in Carbon Sense, Wisconsin Land Ethic, Wooden Architecture with tags carbon economy, Carbon sequestration, Local, The Art Of Building, Timber Frame, Walnut Shingles on December 3, 2011 by MyakerArchitecturally Speaking
Posted in The Art of Building, Wooden Architecture with tags carbon economy, carbon positive, Carbon sequestration, Hewn Timber, The Art Of Building, Wooden Architectue on May 19, 2011 by Myaker‘with the realization that architecture is something more than brick and timber: it is an art, an expression of the people and there times, and a cultural heritage.’
Liang Ssu-ch’ eng
Got Wood Got Carbon
Posted in Bench Tales, Building Materials, Carbon Sense, Dragon's Well Tale, The Art of Building, The Natural Steps, Uncategorized with tags Building, Building Materials, Dragon's well tale, Emerald ash borer, The Art Of Building on March 4, 2011 by MyakerBench tales, #2 in a series
80 lbs of carbon
more or less
prelude to chair
Moderne 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
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
