The client desired a space for lounging by the pool. The ramp is an adaptation of a quarter pipe skateboard ramp. The composite decking allows for no staining or splinters. The ART is 4 foot by 4 foot light boxes with custom aluminum frames and lite with LED fixtures.

This wonderful project encloses the existing patio to create a warm and inviting space for the homeowners. The homeowners requested that the project not disrupt the view of the lake. The main view as well as the corner view remains open. The structure is made of cedar.

This small storage space features PolyGal brand polycarbonate ICE panels. The panels allow for daylight to enter the space. The space includes a granite floor that is comprised of waste granite that would have been put into the landfill.

This small Garden Shed feature a granite floor, reclaimed commercial windows and solar lighting. The space will double as a seed starting room in the early spring.
Featured solar light was purchased at Harbor Freight Tools for our MI reader! It is not the brightest tool in the shed, but allows enough for getting around. Thanks for the phone call! Another source for lighting is Fry’s electronics. Great solar light selection.

This is Corey W Crawford’s studio. This space is 128 square feet. The design of the space with a wall of glass and a Frank Lloyd Wright inspired mitered window gives the feeling of a larger space. The structure has reclaimed maple interior trim, cedar ceiling trim in a effort to be as sustainable as possible. A large tree in the garden provides most of the needed shade for the french doors, in the summer. The mitered window extend the full height of the space, overlooking the Organic vegetable garden and the rest of the spacious garden. Rounding off the space is Eco-Friendly bamboo flooring.

The idea came from the clients wishes not to undo the circle patio that they had just installed. So a curved steel structure was born. The space is also tied to a steel louver patio cover. The circle’s rings frames the garden at different views when seated. The space adds an element of whimsy which reflects the clients attitude!

Unique eco features provide art and function to any home or office. The inspiration for this design was a bouquet of flowers. The abstract for the flowers follow Frank Lloyd Wright’s Nature Pattern of geometric forms.

This Steel Structure provides shade in the summer and warmth in the winter. This design has three parts. One large dramatic roof to protect from the East and a smaller roof protecting from the West. The third part is the Gabion Fireplace, which anchors the space and creates a dramatic invitation. Frank Lloyd Wright’s mitered window technique is used to frame the Gabion fireplace.