Category Archives: Wyre Forest Timber Exploration
WyreForest/Drawing/CharlotteA
I wanted to capture the texture of the tool cut edge and the naturally split.
WyreForest/Drawing/CharlotteA
I wanted to capture the texture of the tool cut edge and the naturally split.
WyreForest/InitialSiteDrawing/CharlotteA
Initially I focussed on looking at the bark texture and the rings on the face of the log. And the natural splits to begin to get an understanding of the way in which timber as a material works, drying and
WyreForest/InitialSiteDrawing/CharlotteA
Initially I focussed on looking at the bark texture and the rings on the face of the log. And the natural splits to begin to get an understanding of the way in which timber as a material works, drying and
WyreForest/TheLampofPower/CharlotteA
Nature is emulated by man in architecture and it is from natures structures that the power behind architecture are found. Ruskin compares the size of natural structures to that which are architectural. He states that architecture if not placed to compete with
WyreForest/TheLampofPower/CharlotteA
Nature is emulated by man in architecture and it is from natures structures that the power behind architecture are found. Ruskin compares the size of natural structures to that which are architectural. He states that architecture if not placed to compete with
WyreForest/SiteVisit/CharlotteA
To begin our explorations into Timber material we first embarked on background reading of Ruskin’s texts Seven Lamps of Architecture and The Stones of Venice. These texts then informed our site visit and allowed us to put into context their
WyreForest/SiteVisit/CharlotteA
To begin our explorations into Timber material we first embarked on background reading of Ruskin’s texts Seven Lamps of Architecture and The Stones of Venice. These texts then informed our site visit and allowed us to put into context their
Ruskin Land
St. Georges Farm, Ruskin Land, Bewdley (1912) – source: Guild of St George Have you heard of Ruskin Land? Neither had we until we uncovered a surprising and unusual history of a small part of the Wyre Forest. The Guild of St George
Ruskin Land
St. Georges Farm, Ruskin Land, Bewdley (1912) – source: Guild of St George Have you heard of Ruskin Land? Neither had we until we uncovered a surprising and unusual history of a small part of the Wyre Forest. The Guild of St George
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