Recently we (and our good friends from Green Igloo) have been fortunate enough to be appointed to do the technical drawings for a grass roof extension in a beautiful area of Derbyshire. The client had a few questions about the appearance of the eaves and the way it could go together. Seemed like a perfect opportunity to put pen to paper and give them an indicative sketch.
A Warm Welcome
On this blog we hope to share some of our work as well as review artist materials, books and share some of the places we visit. Posts will be by Al (Architectural Detailer/Technician & Illustrator) or Jenny (Artist & Webmaster). Both of us are company directors with hands on experience of running a small business.
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Sunday, 9 February 2014
Monday, 24 June 2013
Working With The Peak District Vernacular
Often a simple sketch can speak volumes for proposed renovation & extension work. One project we are working closely with Green Igloo with is an extension to a cottage in the Peak District in Derbyshire. As the cottage sits just within the Peak Park area the planners are understandably cautious over extensions and ensuring the character of the area is preserved. As part of the submission this little sketch has been included to try and assure the works will be in keeping.
Drawn with Derwent Pencils on A4 layout paper
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(Blog Post by Al)
Drawn with Derwent Pencils on A4 layout paper
http://www.green-igloo.co.uk/
(Blog Post by Al)
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