Japanese Architecture in Minature

(Source: New York Times, By Alexia Brue) - "Lee Brackett, a designer and builder outside of Navada City, CA, has been making elaborate Japanese-style homes sin 1977, shortly after completing a five-year apprenticeship with a Kyoto temple carpenter. Recently, he began producing a minature version that he calls his 'gin and tonic bus stop" - a 6' x 10' pagoda, he devised on impluse.."

It is beautifully constructed - check it out at EastWindInc

Posted at July 26, 2007 04:14 PM

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(Source: New York Times, By Alexia Brue) - "Lee Brackett, a designer and builder outside of Navada City, CA, has been making elaborate Japanese-style homes sin 1977, shortly after completing a five-year apprenticeship with a Kyoto temple carpenter. Recently, he began producing a minature version that he calls his 'gin and tonic bus stop" - a 6' x 10' pagoda, he devised on impluse.." It is beautifully constructed - check it out at EastWindInc