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Pictures

Pictures are being updated daily until the exhibit opens this Saturday. We hope to get the CnC process photos up soon. Feel free to check back again.... Also, most have been uploaded to Flickr.

Opening Reception

We’d like to invite you to the opening reception of the exhibit, "ROGUE Design: 5 from CA", at the LA Contemporary Gallery from July 10 - September 10. The opening takes place this Saturday, July 10 from 6-8PM at 2634 La Cienega Blvd; Los Angeles. The exhibit was curated by Denise Domergue and contains work by FoxLin, as well as four other Southern California architecture firms: IwamotoScott, Alwy Visschedyk, Robert Wilhite, and Paulin Paris.

Sanding day

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Our trustee volunteers are back, including Tony Pacheco and Brandon Gullotti. Everyone's hair is filled with sawdust.

Assembled!

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Originally uploaded by juintow

After several days of gluing, the piece is finally assembled, and the crew takes a break.

Figuring

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Originally uploaded by juintow

Houston Drum lays out the parts before gluing - well because he did the CnC layout and because he's the only one who knows how it all goes together!

Casa Naranja

Our place is turning into quite the little sweatshop.

Orinoco

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Originally uploaded by juintow

The Foxlins took a break to have their new daughter - Orinoco. Meanwhile, Houston hits the CnC files and gets everything ready for the big haul.

Color Samples

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Originally uploaded by juintow

Houston did nearly 30 color samples... some with a single color, and some are duotone - we'll probably go with duotone, though this makes life a bit more difficult

Gluing/Doweling

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Originally uploaded by juintow

Juneau and Michael get down to the music.

Finished Design

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The final design renderings for our exhibit - better late than never

interlace-concept

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Originally uploaded by juintow

We spent a big chunk of our time working on a different concept to start… several different furniture elements made of white corian and wood, including an oil fountain, couch, and coffee table. We decided to make a switch from furniture to environment, and ended up starting from scratch halfway through the process.