Showing posts with label Ryan Hurley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ryan Hurley. Show all posts

Sunday, December 19, 2010

Solstice : Growth

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                                                                  Photos by Zack Helwa

Saturday, December 18, 2010

Solstice : Growth


After success with Solstice Lift, 611 Output plans Solstice Growth- the completion of a hand-made green house on the rooftop of 611 Sterling PL. Over the weekend those interested are invited to help build bridge and re-construct green house.

Here are Some images from Saturdays work in progress...
Today Ryan with the help of Chris, Andrew and I have finished building the bridge on the roof. I also started reconstructing the green house and painting it. Hopefully Ill be done by the end of the night.. We also put together the Shelter structure and will be working the solar panel lighting for the inside. here are some images for today.. Will make another post about the Event on tuesday. Hope to see as many peepes there. 

                                                                   Photo By Zack Helwa
                                                                   Photo by Zack Helwa

                                                                   Photo by Zack Helwa

Friday, November 26, 2010

Solstice : Lift

This event will mark the first of events conceived to mark time: We are entering a new phase, A transition towards severity and we must haul through this together. 611 Output will carry our symbol of growth to 611 on Saturday morning. Ryan designed a pulley which will be built on Friday morning 8am. Saturday Morning we seize the greenhouse and lift it to the roof followed by ceremonious glee and recognition of community.


are images documenting the building of the crane that will carry the green house back to the roof.
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                                 The green house will be lifted tomorrow at noon.

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