What is Creativity? Some have described it as an “aha” moment. Some describe it as a light turning on in your head. Others believe that creativity is governed by the right side of your brain. Many have tried to find … Continue reading →

According to Wikipedia, “The term “geodesic” comes from geodesy, the science of measuring the size and shape of Earth; in the original sense, a geodesic was the shortest route between two points on the Earth’s surface, namely, a segment of … Continue reading →

Is weaving important? Textiles are traditionally a Fine Arts area of study and can be seen everyday in our clothing, bags, blankets, towels and art. A textile or cloth is a flexible material consisting of a network of natural or artificial fibres (yarn or … Continue reading →

Art Shanties (and spectators) on White Bear Lake, Minnesota February 2017 http://www.artshantyprojects.org          

The models below were inspired by exotic sports cars like Ferrari, McLaren and Lamborghini. In addition to be suited for a carport, these small structures could be used as a studio, garage or a pavilion.

Building blocks inspired by the Jenga puzzle game and artist Donald Judd. The Towers are designed to be made from precast concrete, aluminum and solar panels. A stackable building system proportioned in such a way that it is impossible to … Continue reading →

Dägleg Connectors dog·leg ˈdäɡleɡ/ noun a thing that bends sharply, in particular a sharp bend in a road or route. adjective: dogleg; adjective: dog-legged This is a project that we took on because whenever I go to the lumber yard, … Continue reading →

We call this the “Bedbox” or “Bäddboks” if you are Swedish. There is a Swedish historical precedent for building a sleeping platform on your property, which we had no idea about when we named our creation the Bedbox. In the history of Sweden, … Continue reading →

These models were designed with Ferrari in mind in hopes of someday building a Ferrari inspired Parasol Modular sculpture.