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Another example of a shedworking atmosphere which would be a little chilly in winter, this park structure is part of the Stonemill Farms Phase II Development Park/Greenway Structures in Woodbury, Minnesota. It is built in a series of small parks connected by paths and greenways and architects
Douglas Danks say it "sets a precedent for simple agrarian forms constructed of post and beam framing with a horizontal slat infill reminescent of wood corn cribs".
Nice spot from Bill Kratz.
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