ENTRY OVERHANG WOOD ARBOR #30 |
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The green LEED's certified house in Woodside, CA |
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| The residence featured a sparse and uncluttered facade. Creating an entry grid gate, and overhanging grid Entry Arbor awning helped to introduce a few subtle, but related details. | ||||
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| Now and again we'll include a 'before' photograph. Here we are illustrating the utter loss of any defining detail upon approach to the primary entrance. The stage was set with an entry gate at the front wall (Garden Gate #84), and followed upon entry into the property with the new awning arbor mimicking many of the gate's detailing. | ||||
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Showing the top of the Arbor Awning, with the fluted tracks. The Plexiglas fits between the tracks, and the run-off is channeled along the flutings to the perimeter. |
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The commission began by establishing a front entrance, where Charles first met Brian Von Rheenan, the site contractor. A friendship developed and an ensuing working relationship that for many years now has seen Brian involved with the vast majority of all of our Bay Area commissions. See Regarding Installations Shown below, Charles making a rare site visit around 2001, lured from the shop by Woodside, CA, which is nestled in the hills between the Pacific and Silicone Valley. Gate Style #84
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NOTES: > A number of details in the home's architecture suggested a work that would accomplish three things: 1) Establish the entry while providing a focal point to a residence in need of defining details. |
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| >>>To GALLERY 4 | ||||||||||||||||||||
The Designs of Prowell Woodworks are protected by Patents and Patents Pending. |
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