THA Fish Scales
Thank you for keeping up with THA Rainbow Fish Treehouse Blog, our team won the opportunity to build a unique treehouse, along with six other treehouse designers, at Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art. The 2012 Treehouses Exhibit at Cheekwood will display seven treehouses, and will be open to the public Saturday, May 26, 2012.
Tuck-Hinton’s Treehouse Team has been busy over the past few weeks, they’ve been working onsite constructing a beautiful, majestic treehouse in the shape of a fish overlooking a small serene pond at Cheekwood. The team recently added the fish scales, which consist of recycled CD’s secured on chicken wire made into sheets. The team used around 100 30”x48” sheets to complete the fish scale process. By using the CD’s the fish scales appear bright, vivid and shiny on the outside and once you walk into the treehouse the mosaic color really stands out.
MTSU Construction Progress
Tuck-Hinton currently has a team of architects working on the MTSU Student Services Parking Structure, in which we designed.
Aerial photographs to show the construction progress:
THA Fish Ribs- Treehouse Update
Our Treehouse team here at Tuck-Hinton Architects has recently finished phase two of the construction process, the fish ribs have been constructed, and now the THA Fish Treehouse is really taking shape. The THA Fish looks like a fairytale, overlooking a pond at Cheekwood Botanical Gardens. Be sure to continue to check our blog online to see updated photos and discussions regarding our treehouse progress.
THA Fish Treehouse Updates
Tuck-Hinton Architects Treehouse team has been working hard building the structure of the fish design treehouse, at Cheekwood Botanical Gardens. Building the structure is the first of many construction phases. If you’ve been following our treehouse project on our blog, thank you for your interest and we hope you continue to check in online to see updated photos and discussions regarding our progress.
Pecha Kucha Nashville 20 Seconds 20 Slides
Janie Wright of Tuck-Hinton Architects attended PechaKucha Nashville which was held Wednesday April 25th at The Building (5 Points) in East Nashville from 6:30-8:30 pm. This is a high paced slide show presentation where presenters show 20 slides and are given 20 seconds per slide.
Topics included a variety of discussions, one presentation focused on Cheekwood Botanical Gardens and the new Treehouse display they have. A team of Tuck-Hinton Architects designed a multi-colored fish treehouse and won the Cheekwood Treehouse Competition, now we currently have architects building on site. (Check out our THA Treehouse blogs)