>A034 #Chalk Rising, Broadstairs, UK, 2020-.
Academic discussions leading studio output; exploring the additive and subtractive qualities of a site specific material. Here, subtraction of chalk via automated drill bit, and a carved landscape.
Image: #carltrenfieldarchitects
A002 Honeysuckle Cottage, Rural Kent, UK, 2007.
A private room, a discreet en suite. Its aperture modelled on a nearby Kentish bird hide. To further disguise, a one way perforated vinyl, precisely replicating the tile hung facade, was applied to the glass.
Image: #carltrenfield
@brutus_beton @edwinheathcote Thanks @brutus_beton - life is starting to nicely colonise now, inside and out.
@edwinheathcote hoping there’s some bliss in the isolation and be nice to catch up on the other side (!)
T007 WSA
A1 textual documentation of @WSofArchi collegiate tour across GER, AUS and SWI during 18.01.20 - 23.01.20.
With thanks to Dr Steve Coombs for the invitation.
A029 Broad Stair:
Suppressing and expressing the language of automation.
An installation of a stair and gallery to explore a new relationship and evolve production methods; calibrating thresholds between quality, intensity of detail, and speed of delivery.
A010 Thatch and Shingle Cottage
Below as result of a conversation about a timber lintel, then expansive ceiling joist system, then systems - hierarchically arranged on top of each other based on spatial significance.
Masonry and timber are clearly delineated, as mirror to host.