132: Brooke Young Russell + A Canvas Ceiling Quesion
This week, Stacy and Daniel answer a listener's question about the history of canvas ceilings and the feasibility of repairing them. Later, Brooke Young Russell from Evergreene Architectural Arts joins Stacy for a fascinating conversation about...
This week, Stacy and Daniel answer a listener's question about the history of canvas ceilings and the feasibility of repairing them.
Later, Brooke Young Russell from Evergreene Architectural Arts joins Stacy for a fascinating conversation about the technical aspects and limitations of architectural conservation and how her research relates to historic preservation.
Mentioned in this Episode:
- Sign up for the Wood Window Workshop Weekend Retreat at Silver Lake: July 19-21 or July 26-28, 2024. (New, lower prices!)
- Clara Barton House in Glen Echo, Maryland
- Wyoming State Capital (Portrayed as the Montana State Capital in the TV drama Yellowstone)
- Brutalist Architecture
- Dalle de Verre Technique (video)
- World of Concrete Convention
- Contact Brooke: brussell@evergreen.com
- Evergreene Architectural Arts
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