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About the author
Hank Louis, founder of DesignBuildBLUFF, talks about his architectural projects between 2000 and 2007. At Design-Build studio (2000-2003), he directed the construction of temporary bandstands, spots for birdwatching, and Kunga House. Later he founded DesignBuildBLUFF, located on a Navajo Reservation in Utah, where he and his students have built several houses for Native Americans, including Rosie Joe, Big Johnson, Caroline, and the Benallys. His architectural projects are ecological and constructed with natural resources for energy conservation and ventilation.
Credits
Another Man's Ceiling
Hank Louis
Milton Friedman Auditorium
Universidad Francisco Marroquín
Guatemala, September 6, 2008
A New Media - UFM production. Guatemala, October 2008
Camera: Manuel Alvarez, Joni Vasquez; digital editing: Alexander Arauz; index and synopsis: Christiaan Ketelaar; content reviser: Daphne Ortiz, Jennifer Keller; publication: Mario Pivaral / Carlos Petz
 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons 3.0 License
Este trabajo ha sido registrado con una licencia Creative Commons 3.0
Hank Louis is founder of DesignBuildBLUFF, adjunct professor at the University of Utah, and principal architect of Gigaplex. He has been principal of 15.15 Architects and Form Fifteen. He was a triennial studio critic at the University of Utah. Louis obtained an AB in humanities from the University of Southern California, a MArch from the University of Utah, and the Certificate of Merit from the Henry Adams Fund of the American Institute of Architects for Excellence in the Study of Architecture.
Source: www.designbuildbluff.org
Last update: 26/09/2008
  Content
 | Initial credits |
 | First experiences in architecture
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| Experience in Costa Rica |
| Architectural studies |
| Rural Studio
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| Samuel "Sambo" Mockbee |
| DesignBuildBLUFF beginnings |
| Design-Build Studio
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| Bandstands 2000
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| Idea behind the studio |
| Types of bandstands |
| Bend in the river 2001 |
| Kunga house 2002-2003
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| Design |
| House insulation |
| Great Salt Lake's pickled wood
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| Douglas-fir wood |
| Construction time |
| DesignBuildBLUFF
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| Located on Navajo Reservation in Utah
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| Home base |
| Site description
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| Earth |
| Wind |
| Rosie Joe 2004
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| Roof catchment |
| Heating and cooling
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| Shade structure |
| Cultural program |
| Front hallway |
| Operable window |
| Big Johnson 2005
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| Carport |
| Insulating roof |
| Outriggers |
| Caroline 2006
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| Flexcrete blocks |
| Caroline's story
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| Restoration of Native American culture |
| House design
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| Half-hogan |
| Southern side |
| Northern side |
| Harvesting wood |
| Fire orb |
| Other rooms |
| Benally 2007
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| Problems with Episcopal Church |
| Building orientation |
| Building materials |
| Containment wall |
| Interior |
| DBB Improvements 2007-2008
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| Solar trailer |
| Bathhouse
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| Flexcrete blocks |
| Workshop
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| Containers
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| Inside |
| Purpose of white paint |
| Roof |
| Question and answer period
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| How do you deal with straw bales and fireproofing? |
| Have you been able to incorporate Navajos in the construction? |
| How do you deal with legal issues and paperwork? |
| Final credits |
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