art Carpentry

Benches for Port William

Trees in a house for books and ornaments.

Trees in a house for books and ornaments. h 4.8m

Garden Mr.Mark Webber

Client: Mark Webber
After 300km/h Mr. Webber leaves the Formula 1 track and drives to his countryside home where he can hopefully slow down a notch and enjoy a cuppa in his garden retreat. @rt produced and placed the woodwork for this design.
Subcontract: by www.ebbandflowltd.co.uk to @rtby denius

Ashdown at NHS Littlemore ,Oxfordshire

Oak 2.60 m and my friend having a cuppa!

Ryton Organic '07

Sponsored by Dr. Hauschka and elysia, this garden was designed by Andy Jones and constructed in spring 2007, and is the first biodynamic garden open to the public in the world. Of the several different companies involved in creating the unique and interwoven elements, @rt was responsible for sculptural and practical woodwork and solar charged pond pump system.

The Gardens open to the public all year round. It is well worth it if you are a garden enthusiast. Check for directions to Ryton in Coventry at www.gardenorganic.org.uk

Ryton Garden Organic - Biodynamic Garden 07

The Gardens open to the public all year round. It is well worth it if you are a garden enthusiast. Check for directions to Ryton in Coventry at www.gardenorganic.org.uk

Bristol St.Christopher School '06-'07

These are peaceful areas where children can relax and tune in with nature. Sensory gardens help children to show care and concern for other living things and the enviroment

Bench at St.Christopher school, The sensory gardon, Bristol '06

Swinging bench, at St. Christopher school, The sensory Garden, Bristol '06

Garden, St. Christopher school, Bristol '07

Decking area for students St. Christopher school, Bristol '07

Decking area at St. Christopher school, Bristol '07

Seating area at St. Christopher school, Bristol '07

These are peaceful areas where children can relax and tune in with nature. Sensory gardens help children to show care and concern for other living things and the enviroment

Salisbury Swimming pond

Sculptures and decking designed to complement the swimming pond, the domed archway perhaps inspired by Sydney Opera House, since the garden belongs to the family of the chief architectural engineer, Peter Rice.