Zinc Architecture

07/20/2018

Friday afternoon.

06/06/2018

50 year old concrete screen...now with bigger holes!

03/27/2018

test render. 450 square foot guest house.

09/07/2017

Ten years ago! Our first residential design in Maine.

07/24/2017

this project came out of left field, but it was fun. heavy timber covered patio with an outdoor kitchen and a fireplace / lounge.

06/01/2017

feels like a treehouse.

05/22/2017

A blue house in East Blue Hill Maine.

05/17/2017

Still one of my favorite spaces at the Kingston Springs residence...it's the dog enclosure.

10/14/2010

Zinc turns 1 today, Happy Birthday to us!

09/22/2010

Typically when a building is demolished, you end up with a buildings worth of material that ends up in a landfill…that’s bad.
Sometimes buildings are deconstructed rather than demolished and the construction materials can be reused instead of being put into a landfill…that’s good.
Enter Planet Reuse.
Planet Reuse is like the craigslist of reclaimed building materials (without the prostitution), their mission is pretty simple: “make it easy for designers, builders and owners to use reclaimed materials and you’ll keep those materials out of landfills”
Sounds good to me, plus I can get some LEED credit for using reclaimed materials (as long as it isn’t more than 500 miles away…)

Makes using reclaimed building materials effortless, expertly matching materials with designers, builders and owners to save projects money, serve LEED efforts and sustain the planet.

02/12/2010