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Architectural Adventures: Vista House

Architectural Adventures: Vista House

By Crystal Glanz-Kreutz|2019-08-14T16:09:33+00:00August 10th, 2018|Architectural Adventures, Architecture, the Science of|

Written by: Allen Kabanuk On a recent trip I had the opportunity to visit the Vista House. Not the more famous Columbia River Gorge Vista [...]

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Timber Framing & Codes

Timber Framing & Codes

By Crystal Glanz-Kreutz|2019-08-14T16:10:10+00:00April 13th, 2018|Architecture, the Science of, Community, People|

Written by: Adam Robins Christa and I traveled to Mt. Angel, Oregon, this past autumn to try some timber framing hands-on. The Benedictine monks of [...]

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Cob and Codes – building codes and lumps of clay, sand, and straw

Cob and Codes – building codes and lumps of clay, sand, and straw

By Crystal Glanz-Kreutz|2021-03-16T00:49:15+00:00February 9th, 2018|Architecture, the Science of, Sustainability|

Written by: Adam Robins Cob building - Isn't that alternative? Well, yeah and no. The combining of sand and clay and straw into building materials is [...]

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