Thursday, November 15, 2007
When log cabins go bad...
This is what can happen when you get too carried away with your shedworking atmosphere, as shown in an article by Lisa Montgomery in Electronic House. It's a 10,000-square-foot log 'cabin' home with 12 thermostats, 20 motorised window shades, and a 90-foot waterfall... I'm guessing it won't be appearing on Treehugger any time soon.
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Pretty, though.
ReplyDeleteDid you see that Warwick Collins, the author of Gents, fellow Friday Project author, works in a shed? There's a link to the Snail blog from Scott's site.
I thought you might be interested to know.
I did not see that and I am interested to know. Many thanks.
ReplyDeleteHum one of those poject that starts of with an idea and then just...
ReplyDeleteI guess he/she has a future in town planning.
Darn!! Some one stole my plans and built it first!!
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