SF Public Parklet: Bamboo and Concrete
Location: Cafe Abir at Divisadero and Fulton St. SF, CA. Materials: Pressure treated lumber with compressed bamboo decking and concrete pavers. Designed and built in collaboration with Ron Stanford. In 2010 the city of San Francisco began issuing RFP’s (request
SF Public Parklet: Bamboo and Concrete
Location: Cafe Abir at Divisadero and Fulton St. SF, CA. Materials: Pressure treated lumber with compressed bamboo decking and concrete pavers. Designed and built in collaboration with Ron Stanford. In 2010 the city of San Francisco began issuing RFP’s (request
Steel Standing Desk
Intent: Educational piece to teach a friend how to weld. Materials: Steel and wood
Steel Standing Desk
Intent: Educational piece to teach a friend how to weld. Materials: Steel and wood
GH#1-2: Reuse
In April 2011 I helped construct three, 20’ long structures over the course of a very hectic weekend. All three structures were built using off the shelf components and combined to form a continuous 60’ room. The structure, table, and benches
GH#1-2: Reuse
In April 2011 I helped construct three, 20’ long structures over the course of a very hectic weekend. All three structures were built using off the shelf components and combined to form a continuous 60’ room. The structure, table, and benches
“Always design …
“Always design a thing by considering it in its next larger context – a chair in a room, a room in a house, a house in an environment, an environment in a city plan.” Eero Saarinen
“Always design …
“Always design a thing by considering it in its next larger context – a chair in a room, a room in a house, a house in an environment, an environment in a city plan.” Eero Saarinen
GH#3 Glass and Steel
Greenhouse Number3: Glass and Steel. Location: San Francisco, CA. Designed and built in collaboration with Ron Stanford. Materials: Greenhouse structure: 100-year-old reclaimed lumber (planed) Siding: Green plywood, extruded aluminum T-track, and 15 custom glass panels. Exoskeleton (platform structure): Raw Steel
GH#3 Glass and Steel
Greenhouse Number3: Glass and Steel. Location: San Francisco, CA. Designed and built in collaboration with Ron Stanford. Materials: Greenhouse structure: 100-year-old reclaimed lumber (planed) Siding: Green plywood, extruded aluminum T-track, and 15 custom glass panels. Exoskeleton (platform structure): Raw Steel
Light Transmitting Concrete
Continuing my obsession with concrete I’ve been experimenting with the idea of producing cast concrete lamp shades and lights. Right now I am very much in the preliminary stages of testing different materials and methods to see what has the
Light Transmitting Concrete
Continuing my obsession with concrete I’ve been experimenting with the idea of producing cast concrete lamp shades and lights. Right now I am very much in the preliminary stages of testing different materials and methods to see what has the
90 Degree Table
The 90 Degree Table was a year in the making, and designed to replace the two dilapidated $7 Ikea tables currently in my living room. Its design was incubated from a desire to experiment with both concrete and carbon steel. Ultimately
90 Degree Table
The 90 Degree Table was a year in the making, and designed to replace the two dilapidated $7 Ikea tables currently in my living room. Its design was incubated from a desire to experiment with both concrete and carbon steel. Ultimately
About
Perfect: Excellent or complete beyond practical or theoretical improvement. Entirely without any flaws, defects, or shortcomings. The thought that anything can exist without flaws or shortcomings is irrational and frankly, impossible. Having said that, I do consider myself a perfectionist.
About
Perfect: Excellent or complete beyond practical or theoretical improvement. Entirely without any flaws, defects, or shortcomings. The thought that anything can exist without flaws or shortcomings is irrational and frankly, impossible. Having said that, I do consider myself a perfectionist.
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