Deployable Smocked Porch / Substancearchitecture
This small, hand-made space was conceived as a Deployable Smocked Porch. Deployable because it is small enough to be moved once it is made; Smocked, due to the embroidery technique utilized to pleat and sew the layers of insect screening together; and a Porch, referring to the archetypal space that is created ? both inside and outside. A simple wooden frame defines the small space and supports two porch swings.
© Paul Crosby
Architects: Substancearchitecture
Location: United States, Winterset, IA 50273, USA
Area: 90.0 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Paul Crosby
© Paul Crosby
From the architect. This small, hand-made space was conceived as a Deployable Smocked Porch. Deployable because it is small enough to be moved once it is made; Smocked, due to the embroidery technique utilized to pleat and sew the layers of insect screening together; and a Porch, referring to the archetypal space that is created ? both inside and outside. A simple wooden frame defines the small space and supports two porch swings.
© Paul Crosby
The smocked screening creates curtains that can be opened and closed to allow access, as well as provide shade and enclosure. A rectangular opening in the roof allows a defined shaft of daylight to enter the space. This opening is echoed in the small turf area cut i...
© Paul Crosby
Architects: Substancearchitecture
Location: United States, Winterset, IA 50273, USA
Area: 90.0 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Paul Crosby
© Paul Crosby
From the architect. This small, hand-made space was conceived as a Deployable Smocked Porch. Deployable because it is small enough to be moved once it is made; Smocked, due to the embroidery technique utilized to pleat and sew the layers of insect screening together; and a Porch, referring to the archetypal space that is created ? both inside and outside. A simple wooden frame defines the small space and supports two porch swings.
© Paul Crosby
The smocked screening creates curtains that can be opened and closed to allow access, as well as provide shade and enclosure. A rectangular opening in the roof allows a defined shaft of daylight to enter the space. This opening is echoed in the small turf area cut i...
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