Tog 2012 Lighthouse
Tog Studio is a new live-build summer school. It is open to anyone with a passion for the craft of building; students, architects, engineers, trade apprentices or members of the local community. The inaugural Tog Studio live-build summer school was hosted on the Isle of Tiree in June 2012.
In acknowledgement of the history of the site Tog 2012 built a temporary wooden lighthouse, at the place used by Alan Stevenson to construct his Skerryvore Lighthouse. This acted as a beacon for the project and the ambition of future summer schools.
The 5m-high lighthouse was built over six days by the Tog team and willing participants with valuable support from Duncan Roberts, BSW Timber and Spirafix Ground Anchors.
Tog is the Gaelic word meaning 'build', 'raise', 'educate' and 'excite'; which is just what the project achieved.
In acknowledgement of the history of the site Tog 2012 built a temporary wooden lighthouse, at the place used by Alan Stevenson to construct his Skerryvore Lighthouse. This acted as a beacon for the project and the ambition of future summer schools.
The 5m-high lighthouse was built over six days by the Tog team and willing participants with valuable support from Duncan Roberts, BSW Timber and Spirafix Ground Anchors.
Tog is the Gaelic word meaning 'build', 'raise', 'educate' and 'excite'; which is just what the project achieved.
PROJECT:
Tog 2012 Lighthouse
LOCATION:
Hynish, isle of Tiree
CLIENT:
Tog Studio
ARCHITECT:
Tog Studio
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