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Link to Resource:                 https://www.dezeen.com/2008/11/24/cityscope-by-marco-hemmerling/              

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The installation "cityscope“ deals with the fragmented perception of urban spaces. The bevelling structure can be seen as an urban kaleidoscope, that reflects fragmented views on the city and composes at the same time a three-dimensional image of the surrounding facades.

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Link to Resource:                                                        https://www.arch2o.com/snowcone-winter-station-lily-jeon-and-diana-koncan/

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The 3/4 inch geodesic metallic structure of the pine cone is anchored to the lifeguard post. It is covered in a skin of translucent acrylic leaves and transparent colored acrylic panels bolted to the exterior. The panels capture the sunlight, turning the cone into a colorful greenhouse. The heat is stored inside as snow fills the translucent leaves, following the same principles of an igloo.

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Link to Resource:                             https://houseofdus.com/project/bucky-bar/           

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The Bucky Bar is made from the most common and yet most unusual of building materials: umbrellas. The title refers to the great American inventor, Buckminster Fuller, who demonstrated how minimal energy geodesic domes could open a way to a more environmentally sustainable future. Could an umbrella dome lead the way to a more socially sustainable future? The Bucky Bar is a full-scale model of such a future. It shows the power of space for spontaneous gathering, for improvised shelters to host conversations, debates, games or even parties.

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Link to Resource:                                    https://www.archdaily.com/561562/playland-likearchitects

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PlayLAND is a set of three bouncy and colorful spatial interventions geared for children in the public space of Paredes de Coura, that built a human scale Lego using beach buoys as module.

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Link to Resource:                                         https://architectureau.com/articles/open-house-kids-under-cover/

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Open House opens towards the ground and towards the sky, and then closes up into a single form. Vivid green stripes stand in for Dorothy’s yellow bricks, drawing the eye and the imagination as they lead you into the space. Open, it’s Gaston Bachelard’s oneiric house, complete with kitchen nook and roof-window attic. Closed, its sealed wooden shape is instantly recognizable: an originary form, a Monopoly piece, the crayon house you sketched on paper that once seemed so very big.

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First things first, let’s define what a backyard ADU is. ADU stands for an “accessory dwelling unit,” and a backyard ADU is — you guessed it — in your backyard. It is also commonly referred to as a backyard cottage or granny flat. These units provide an affordable housing option that maintains the same look and feel as the primary house on the same property. In many cases, people convert an unused detached garage into a backyard ADU to take advantage of the existing structure.

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BE DESIGNED TO FIT ON R-7.5 LOTS

BE DESIGNED TO ACCOMMODATE MOST LOTS’ BUILDABLE FOOTPRINT

ACCOMMODATE ONE PARKING SPACE IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE COTTAGE.

BE AFFORDABLE ($150/sf or LESS) + INCOME GENERATING FOR LEWISVILLE HOMEOWNERS

RESPECT RESIDENTIAL ADJACENCIES + DESIRE FOR PRIVACY

CONSIDER A RANGE OF USER NEEDS

BE CONTEXTUAL TO EXISTING HOMES + NEIGHBORHOODS

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Some issues you may want to discuss in order to be a good neighbor include: Parking, Construction, Light, Solar Access, Noice, and Views.

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ALLOW BACKYARD COTTAGES TO BE GARAGE CONVERSIONS AND/OR ATTACHED UNITS BY RIGHT

REDUCE MINIMUM GARDEN COTTAGE SQUARE FOOTAGES

REDUCE OR ELIMINATE REQUIRED REAR YARD SETBACKS ALONG ALLEYWAYS FOR GARDEN COTTAGES

ELIMINATE OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS IN TRANSIT CONNECTED AREAS

ALLOW FOR OFF-STREET PARALLEL PARKING IN ALLEY WAYS FOR GARDEN COTTAGES

PERMIT LONG-TERM GARDEN COTTAGE RENTALS ON PROPERTIES THAT ARE NOT OWNER OCCUPIED.

WAIVE PERMITTING FEES AND EXPEDITE PERMIT APPLICATIONS FOR GARDEN COTTAGES.

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Link to Video:            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7BOjIb43fA               

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Link to Website:                                                                        https://backyardcottageslewisville.hub.arcgis.com/pages/c07692e789e84d25b484c24689b78f00

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What are the building standards in the city of Lewisville? 

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What are the building standards in the city of Lewisville? 

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Only one backyard cottage is allowed per lot.

The owner must permanently live on the property.

Backyard cottages cannot be sold separately from the main dwelling.

The backyard cottage must located behind the main dwelling.

There must be at least ten feet of separation from the main dwelling.

The backyard cottage must be at least five feet from any lot line.

The backyard cottage must meet the required side yard if located on a corner lot.

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Link to Website:                                                                        https://backyardcottageslewisville.hub.arcgis.com/pages/c07692e789e84d25b484c24689b78f00               

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When compliant with the use standards above, backyard cottages are permitted in Single-Family Residential zoning districts on lots 7,500 square feet and larger as well as in Agricultural Open Space, and Old Town Mixed-Use districts. Properties in these districts that do not meet the use standards above, can also be allowed by obtaining a special use permit.

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What are the different versions of a Backyard Cottage?

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What are the different versions of a Backyard Cottage?

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This collection of backyard cottage plans includes guest house plans, detached garages, garages with workshops or living spaces, and backyard cottage plans under 1,000 sq. ft.

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Link to Website:                                                        https://www.renofi.com/adus/buildingabackyardcottageadu/#:~:text=Conversely%2C%20a%20backyard%20cottage%20is,separate%20from%20the%20primary%20residence.

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How is a backyard cottage different from a tiny home?

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How is a backyard cottage different from a tiny home?

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Conversely, a backyard cottage is a permanent structure and must consist of complete amenities, including a kitchen, living area, bedroom, and bathroom. While it shares the same lot as a house, it is a residential structure that’s completely self-contained and physically separate from the primary residence.

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Max of 1 cottage allowed per residential lot

Cottage must be located on the same lot as principal building

Property owner must occupy cottage or principal building as primary residence -

Cottage cannot be sold separately from principal building

Cottage must be placed on a permanent foundation

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For example, if you are building the Backyard Cottage for use by a family member, you may want it close to the main house where they would have easier access to the main residence and could share outdoor spaces. In addition to privacy issues, there may be physical design criteria that are important to you or unique to your site. You may be an avid gardener, making the location and design of your Backyard Cottage important in that it doesn’t affect your garden. Your yard could have an Exceptional Tree (see Appendix for a definition) that has to be saved or a patio or deck that must be worked around.

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Link to Video:                                    https://www.houzz.com/houzz-tv/see-an-eco-friendly-backyard-cottage-in-700-square-feet-stshtvvw-vt~131737924

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A leather worker produces consumer goods like handbags, wallets, luggage, shoes, belts, and saddles. As a leather worker, your responsibilities are to make, repair, and sell items made from the leather of various animals, such as cows, sheep, and crocodiles. Your duties include obtaining raw leather, creating patterns and designs for leather products, manufacturing each item, and selling them through a shop, craft fair, trade show, or online marketplace.

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Designing

Cutting

Sewing

Edge finishing

Fastenings

Carving and stamping

Wet forming

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There are a fair number of tools you need to complete simple leatherwork projects, and then a number of specialised tools for a more professional look, or for more complicated work.

The most important simple tools are:

sharp cutting knife – a metal craft knife can work

cutting board and metal ruler

stitch marker and stitching awl

needles and thread – leather needles are usually thicker and blunter than other needles, as the holes are pre-made with an awl

hole punches – round for rivets and oval for belt holes

edge beveler tool and slicker or canvas cloth and beeswax for making the edges look neat and smooth

rawhide or copper-faced mallet

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The space should be clean and organized with good lighting (like natural light or a ceiling light), and get you excited to work on new projects. Create this area as a place you want to be and you'll have no trouble making time to work on leather crafting.

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Examples on how to set up your leatherworking space to work cleaner, faster and easier. Variety of workspaces including a tooling dream setup or a highly mobile case.