Today, we returned to the beach here on Lake Lanier for some fun in the water and with the sand. I think Madison is certainly going to be an architect when she gets a little older. Not quite Mike Brady - no, we're talking massive enterprises!
This small scale model she's created represents a new upscale and posh resort planned for an island in the Bahamas in the Spring of 2012. It is a stunningly designed, multi-level enterprise complete with vaulted ceilings and yes, flying buttresses. It is a marriage of new technology and older, traditional architectural concepts. One might call her a modernist - but the easier thing to say when describing her masterful creations is that she is in a new category of her own. Indeed, a revolutionist of sorts, her "Feather Castle" defies tradition - and yet embraces it at the same time! Bold and innovative, look for her work in upcoming issues of Architectural Digest. Or, for a sneak peek of the future of architecture, check out her sand box at home. It's the one shaped like a giant green painted turtle.
This small scale model she's created represents a new upscale and posh resort planned for an island in the Bahamas in the Spring of 2012. It is a stunningly designed, multi-level enterprise complete with vaulted ceilings and yes, flying buttresses. It is a marriage of new technology and older, traditional architectural concepts. One might call her a modernist - but the easier thing to say when describing her masterful creations is that she is in a new category of her own. Indeed, a revolutionist of sorts, her "Feather Castle" defies tradition - and yet embraces it at the same time! Bold and innovative, look for her work in upcoming issues of Architectural Digest. Or, for a sneak peek of the future of architecture, check out her sand box at home. It's the one shaped like a giant green painted turtle.
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Feather Castle is an achievement - exotic and yet accessible! We'll be contacting you soon about a future project at an ivy league school. Our current designers can't seem to get their acts together, but I think we've finally found our architectural savior!
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