Its like shed of the year but for Shelters the Guggenheim lot have had some great entries, but this one is my favourite. Cork Block Shelter Designed by David Mares is located at Vale dos Barris. It was designed to be an ecological and living block. In a microclimate that ranges from the dry heat… Continue reading Cork Block Shelter – what sheds could be like
Design
Alexander Morrison Artist in residence: in his shed
Artist Alexander Morrison studio is his shed, what do you sheddies think (of the shed and the work!) [flickr]photo:3845200240[/flickr] [flickr]photo:3845200690[/flickr] My artwork is generally oils, the occasional acyclic piece and some mixed media and prints. My inspirations are generally the great modern painters like Auerbach and Freud. I love Toulouse-lautrec’s frivilent style and some of… Continue reading Alexander Morrison Artist in residence: in his shed
Shedworking’s new shed design announced.
Alex shed judge and general good bloke of the shedworld, has announced the winner of his Design a new shedworking ShedQuarters at the start of shedweek and says. I was delighted with the quality of the entries and how much thought people had put into them – pat on the back time to all of… Continue reading Shedworking’s new shed design announced.
Designs for shed of the year 2010? – Free shed plans
if you are reading this as google found the words Free shed plans in the headline.. then welcome, otherwise you are a regular reader and clicked as you after a freebie plan to build a shed for next years competition? The reason for this post is the lack of quality free(or open source) shed designs… Continue reading Designs for shed of the year 2010? – Free shed plans
Rotating Shed Follows the Sun – only useful sometimes in UK
Shed Judge Lloyd Alter reports on this posh shed. Susanne Watzeck & Jörg Sturm designed this in 1996 as the “first unit of a space system in which the individual functions living, cooking, washing, sleeping, working are accommodated in separate units.” However, years later with garden sheds and small spaces being all the rage, it… Continue reading Rotating Shed Follows the Sun – only useful sometimes in UK
Just Sheds : Great recycling
Saw this on our wonderful photo Just Sheds group shed recycling at it’s best TV screen for a window
Do you think Shedblog needs a new look?
Well I do! and don’t have the time/effort/wossname to get it off the ground for Shed Week 2009. so I have entered one of those interweb based competitions to win a new design.. Web Design It’s run by one of those online companies that are looking for business, so they get blog big shots like… Continue reading Do you think Shedblog needs a new look?
Just sheds – Flickr a milestone
We have just reached past the 1500 photos mark..on our Just Sheds group.. I will try and do a weekly post on the great images we have had added my sheddies and future sheddi.. [flickr]photo:2903040139[/flickr][flickr]photo:2908626025[/flickr][flickr]photo:2915079220[/flickr][flickr]photo:2915136760[/flickr][flickr]photo:2914923912[/flickr][flickr]photo:2913409650[/flickr] wonderful, from the allotment shed to the post designer wossname.
Lovely little shed house in Texas
This old house reports on these great shedlike houses in Texas, I wonder if the new planning laws would allow one over here!! Kittel is among a growing group of builders and designers who are challenging the long-standing belief that a bigger house is a better house. But unlike many of his peers in the… Continue reading Lovely little shed house in Texas
“Sheds” in the NYTimes
Those posh sheds are featured in the NYTIMES THREE years after renovating their 1903 brownstone in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, Greg and Cheyenne Morris turned their attention to their backyard, which contained an odd assortment of disused items — sinks, toilets, Virgin Mary statuettes, wheels from street vendor carts and a moldering stucco garden… Continue reading “Sheds” in the NYTimes