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Masterplan-Designs near Deans Corner NS (73 Result(s))
An experienced, single source for all architecture and interior design services. With a philosophy that combines building technology, site responsive options and the personal preference of each client. With a decade of work experience in the field of architecture, Logan is a licensed architect with the Nova Scotia Association of Architects, and former architect with the Ontario Association of Architects. Logan currently operates his home office out of Bridgewater, Nova Scotia. His one-man operation gives him the opportunity to focus on the unique
qualities of each project, specializing in custom home & cottage design.
Free Range Designs is a collective of woodworkers and craftspeople spearheaded by myself, Paul Bullen, a South African born artist who found my way to furniture making by accident. With a background in graphic design, I have never had any formal woodworking training; I first started making rustic furniture with my older brother Nick, when we were living together in Wilderness, South Africa and continued working with him, and my younger brother Tim, when we came over to the UK in 2002. I think my lack of formal training has helped me to view furniture making as an art form, and not as a learned craft only open to the professionally-trained, and has encouraged me to experiment and take a novel approach to designing and making.
After many years in a professional setting, I decided to take a leap into the floral designing profession as I wanted to do something for me, artistic and hands-on and choose floral designing which I have found to be very therapeutic and rewarding. My art
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