Sep 13, 2021
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jameslloydcole SunRay Kelley’s hut
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If you’ve never heard of SunRay Kelley, this is a nice short piece about him and his work.
I got to see one of his most beautiful projects when it was just being finished, the temple at Harbin Hot Springs. Sadly, the temple was destroyed along with most of the Harbin property in the September 2015 Valley Fire.
Daily doodle #0004
Sky house by the late architect SunRay Kelley.
@onedoodleaday prompt: Draw a building with a lot of character.
Sunray Kelley at his home in Washington State in 2012. "His constructions were complex and improvisational; he worked from drawings, but he also worked spontaneously." Photograph by Randy Harris via The New York Times
A hut built on the stump of an ancient cedar tree by Sunray Kelley, Sedro-Woolley, Wash. Photography by Randy Harris via The New York Times
Sky House by Sunray Kelley. “God’s hardware store,” Mr. Kelley called the woods of the Pacific Northwest, where many of his buildings were made. “I’m going shopping,” he would say in the middle of construction, striding off into the wilderness. Photography by Randy Harris via The New York Times
“I want it to last forever. But the truth is, everything is temporal. Everything is in a state of going to compost.” –Sunray Kelley