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This from environmentalgraffiti.com, which is a great website. This photo, by Gerry Thomasen, caught my eye because it's almost identical with a photo of mine of a cob/driftwood house in British Columbia that appeared in our Builders of the Pacific Coast. Two photographers with the same eye. A lot of eclectic …
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-22 19:37:00
I've owned maybe 3 pair of Uggs Australian sheepskin boots, all of them the soft ones favored by surfers. Each pair lasted me through maybe 3 winters. (Our office has very little heat, so we dress warmly, and warm feet are half the equation.) One problem was that in walking through …
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-19 18:58:00
Miguel Elliot, a Petaluma, Calif. native, specializes in creating various living earth structures such as cob benches, cob ovens, adobe dome saunas and small huts: http://www.livingearthstructures.com, 707-320-3609Thanks for visiting Lloyd's Blog ⟨www.lloydkahn.com⟩
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-19 17:00:00
After my September posting "Dry-wall Stone Beehive Hut in Ireland," an anonymous reader wrote to tell me about the scarcity of wood in some parts of the UK (the beehive huts were all stone, no wood), and sent a link to an article titled "Thatch Traditions in Orkney Farm Buildings." It's …
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-18 18:14:00
Question: where is this little house? Costa Rica? Hawaii? Mexico? Nope. It's on 5th Street in Berkeley, near our distributor's (Publishers Group West) office on 4th Street. It's a nice little unassuming neighborhood of modest small houses, adjacent to an industrial area and the train tracks. Of course as you head …
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-16 22:08:00
Our booth was mobbed for a couple of hours on Saturday and then Sunday.I took this shot during a lull. We sold tons of books, and probably more importantly, gave out 400 Builders of the Pacific Coastt posters as well as about 1200 of our (small, 4-color) catalogs. Personal word-of-mouth publicity …
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-16 21:42:00
This little guy was checking out the booth next to ours yesterday. (On lower left are the free Builders of the Pacific Coast posters we were giving out.)Thanks for visiting Lloyd's Blog ⟨www.lloydkahn.com⟩
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-16 21:05:00
This is a link to a blog posting about a house in Gojo, Japan designed by architects Eastern Design Office for an artist, described on the blog as "?a traditional craftsman who puts the crest on Japanese traditional clothes." There are a bunch of photos of the concrete house, with its …
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-14 17:12:00
Went to a wonderful Leonard Cohen concert last night. It was the last stop on his current tour and had a feeling of finality, like maybe his last tour. Packed arena, and as the evening went on, there was a glow between LC and audience. They LOVED him, and it showed, …
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-13 09:50:00
Lew and I are getting pretty fast at setting up. This was the day before the event opened, and we hadn't put our tablecloths on or our books out.Thanks for visiting Lloyd's Blog ⟨www.lloydkahn.com⟩
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-13 09:47:00
In an alley around 14th and Valencia this morning on my way to the Green festivalThanks for visiting Lloyd's Blog ⟨www.lloydkahn.com⟩
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-12 16:19:00
There ARE good architects at work here and there in the world. This spiffy (and expensive) hotel was "?designed by the Japanese master of transparent buildings Kengo Kuma?" Further: "?The hotel's basement, packed with quality food and drink ?has already become a crucial new destination for hip locals.? Bei serves both …
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-11 22:23:00
Childrens' center at the hotel resort Soneva Kiri on Koh Kood, an island in the Gulf of Thailand. Architects: 24h > Architecture, Habita ArchitectsPrograms: Auditorium/Cinema, Library, Art Room, Music Room, Fashion Room, Balcony and slideConstructed Area: 165 sqmDesign Year: 2006 - 2007Construction Year: 2008 - 2009Photographs: Kiattipong Panchee and Boris Zeisserhttp://bit.ly/3Jjp4ZThanks …
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-11 19:58:00
I was walking down the sidewalk in Kenmare, Co. Kerry, in the morning (Sept. 23), and this guy came across the street, singing to his little girl (see her peeking through the window here). The Mini was his and I asked him about it (we have a Mini Cooper these days, …
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-11 19:44:00
This building was on the road going into Killarney, County Kerry. Don't know its history, but it's now used as a youth center.Thanks for visiting Lloyd's Blog ⟨www.lloydkahn.com⟩
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-11 18:51:00
I'm going through all my photos shot in Europe and will post a few from time to time. I could do a book on just this trip, but more pressing is to begin work (next month) on our new book on tiny houses. (We got content!)This beehive hut is on the …
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-10 19:53:00
I just ran across 13 photos of this house, cannot find out where it is, or who built it. http://bit.ly/1hF5x2Thanks for visiting Lloyd's Blog ⟨www.lloydkahn.com⟩
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-10 19:34:00
A village in Holland with no roads. All transportation by boats, paths and bridges. http://www.manyholes.com/2009/09/fwd-roadless-village-at-holland/Thanks for visiting Lloyd's Blog ⟨www.lloydkahn.com⟩
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-10 18:59:00
Photo by Chuck Sutherland on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/chucksutherland/3977773445/Thanks for visiting Lloyd's Blog ⟨www.lloydkahn.com⟩
Lloyd’s Blog 2009-11-09 19:09:00
Blues fans, trust me:http://myhouseofblues.com Jeez, I can't get any work done this morning since Lew sent me this website. Right now listening to a bit of guitar heaven, BB King, Eric Clapton and BUDDY GUY doing "Rock Me baby."Thanks for visiting Lloyd's Blog ⟨www.lloydkahn.com⟩
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