My Construction Projects
I love designing and making technical drawings that later on become real buildings and structures. In construction, you can use your imagination and creativity to create sensible and useful designs that in conjunction with technical knowledge and lots of hard work can become real, sturdy structures that will provide shelter, convenience, or just simplify someone’s life.
Workshop
In order to learn the basics of woodworking while working on real projects that would help ne ogranize all the tools that I have, I decided to start from upgrading my garage. I built a ‘french cleat wall system‘ that allows me to hang my tools on the wall in different configurations. I designed different storage units, such as the shelf for all of my glues and tapes, circular saw and clamps holder, and sandpaper organizer.
Then I build a small table for my table saw, and a wooden cart, that I use when I need to work outside of my garage e.x. repairing and cleaning my cars.
Woodworking
My passion for woodworking and furniture design comes from a deep love for working with natural materials and creating beautiful, functional pieces by hand. Below are some of the projects I’ve designed and built.
Mountain Shed
In summer of 2020 I decided to design and build a shed for my aunt. This shed was meant to be a substitute for the garage and storage room, because my aunt doesn’t have one and she lacks a place to store garden gear, furniture, tools, and firewood. My aunt lives in the mountains so this building had to be sturdy and resistant to strong winds. Because this shed was intended to integrate with the house I decided to design a roof similar to that of the original house. The biggest problem with this project was the ground declination. I had to make a two-step concrete slab to reduce the difference between the ground height at the beginning and the end of the floor.
The blueprint of this project is available in PDF and in the “Technical Drawings” section
Steps
Gallery
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