Tag Archive: masonry
another in a series of architect’s pet peeves – in this case, fake masonry, the artificial stone and brick stuff masquerading as real construction
a brief look at Colorado vernacular buildings, specifically stone buildings and the early use of masonry
some information on the Chapel on the Rock, St. Malo, in western Boulder County, designed by Denver architect Jacques Benedict
a brief look at some of the buildings I have lived in as a survey of the use of brick masonry versus wood-framing in the construction of houses and their sustainability over time
brick walls and their patches over the years reveal a echo of use and change, a masonry palimpset of changing human occupation,
photographs by Mark Gerwing, architect
custom home design, architecture, on Sunshine Canyon, Boulder, Colorado, by Mark Gerwing, progress photos
