Archive for the ‘Uncategorized’ Category
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Media Stand
Prototype – Painted Steel/Painted Plywood
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Bottle Opener Prototype
Bottle Opener Prototype #2. 360 Brass bar & 304 Stainless. This project was an experiment to join two dissimilar metals securely.
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Slab Desk
Two walnut slabs were joined together to create a curved desktop for this venture project with Kendrick Anderson. The sides of the desk are 3″ square tubing tied together using a 2″ tube that was rolled to match the curve of the desktop. The finish on the metal base is a matte black powder coat.
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Marabou Dresser
Steel base / reclaimed marabou case
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Porchlight Conference Table
Conference Table designed for Porchlight, a web design company based in Atlanta, Georgia. Walnut and 1/2″ laser cut steel
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Diane Stool
CNC cut pine plywood / white laminate. Prototype for Atlanta based coffee shop.
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Ellie Chair
Walnut seat / powder coated steel base A multi-use chair using powder coated steel and solid wood lumber. Walnut⬆︎⬇︎Ebonized white oak
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Bed Knockdown Hardware – Prototype
This project started purely as a bed but the need for shipping and lack of certain tools to properly locate and drill holes for fasteners created a need for a laser cut system to allow for ease of assembly. Carriage bolts are used and locked in place by square holes. Slotted holes are also used in the plates that connect to the wood to allow for movement.
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Silly Bottle Opener
Simple and silly bottle opener designed for an Atlanta maker fare. This bottle opener is silly, it has three options for opening bottles.
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Twist Media Stand
The Twist Media Stand was meant to be a compact piece for those who have minimal electronic entertainment needs. Materials are walnut, plastic laminate, and powder coated steel legs similar to the twist bench.
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MailChimp Desk
This desk was a venture project with Kendrick Anderson for Mailchimp’s new headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. The desk was designed for the CEO who wanted a metal base, pen tray, clip board, and a custom wire management system. The base was CNC plasma cut from 3/8″ steel plate. The top is reclaimed white oak from an abandoned mill in Alabama.
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Twist Bench
A simple take on the basic bench using padauk and round steel tubing. Finishes are clear lacquer and dark grey powder coating.
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Whitmire Lofts Facade and Details
As part of an urban renovation with Appleseed Workshop, an abandoned movie theater was converted into four lofts and two retails spaces. My responsibilities included rendering, design implementation, creating parts drawings, fabricating, and installing the facade. Other responsibilities included designing the signage, and door handles for the project. The facade is constructed from CORTEN steel. The panels were laser cut, broken on a hydraulic press brake, and attached to the existing structure.
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Marabou Side Table
I designed this side table to be used as either a bedside table or a reading table. The lack of a drawer minimizes the accumulation of unneeded items. The wood used is a reclaimed marabou finished with lacquer sitting on laser cut steel legs finished with a matte black enamel.
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Paramount Bar
The plan for Paramount was to give the space a modern, garage-like feel. My responsibilities in this project was to design all the furniture, lighting, and bar elements. The furniture is all welded laser cut steel with a clear-coated rust patina. The bar top and seats on the stools are all edge grain plywood. Garage reel lights were arranged on a custom laser cut steel fixture and strung across the space to provide a soft amber lighting.
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Paramount Bar Stools
Stool made from two laser cut steel parts and edge-grain plywood laminated together.
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Kinetic Communications Office Dividers
My first project with Appleseed Workshop was to design, engineer, and organize construction of the architect’s idea for office dividers. The concept used CNC cut plywood ribs and laser-cut corrugated plastic (Coroplast) that can be removed to suit the users’ needs. I designed and engineered the structure using Rhino, broke the pieces down, and labelled them before having them cut. My other responsibilities for this project included creating instructions for construction and overseeing the installation of the Coroplast.
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Kinetic Communication’s Weathervane
Weathervane for Kinetic Communications in Birmingham, Alabama.