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Timber Drying Store

Mitchell Taylor Workshop, Chippenham, 2010

 

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This log store is built to serve a house - Moonshine – which has no car access and whose sole source of heating is wood

It is sized to store one year’s fuel, and is sited to capture prevailing south westerly wind, and designed to encourage air flow through the drying timber, yet keep rain out. It is a home grown larch frame constructed on site and made entirely with dry joints with no foundations.

Data

  • Begun: Aug 2010
  • Completed: Oct 2010
  • Floor area: 30m2
  • Sector: Landscape design
  • Total cost: £3,500
  • Funding: private
  • Tender date: Jul 2010
  • Address: Moonshine, , Ashwicke, Chippenham, SN14 8AW, United Kingdom

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