North Bennett Street in Boston is a leading institution for learning various crafts, offering programs in book binding, locksmithing, violin making, and carpentry. Students emphasize craftsmanship fundamentals and historical techniques, particularly in preservation carpentry. Second-year students work on traditional stair projects, mastering architectural details. The boneyard features salvaged materials and artifacts, promoting a commitment to traditional methods and precision in building.
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S4E10 Wall Preparation For Stone Veneer
The project focuses on installing stone veneer on a house, wrapping three quarters of the exterior. Key materials like natural stone, mortar, and wire mesh are used. The installation process involves mixing mortar and applying layers while ensuring proper drainage through weep screed placement. D...
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S1E25 Nickel gap fly ash siding & mec...
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S1E1 The 1908 Italian Revival
The project focuses on renovating a 1908 Italian revival house, highlighting its architectural significance. The renovation restores original details, addresses past additions, and enhances the Italian garden. Inside, the grand hall's non-original decorations are removed to reveal rich woodwork. ...
