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Designed by Moger Mehrhof Architects, Log Quartered Birdhouses are simply made of wood and metal. Each timber wedge is sustainably sourced and crafted by Brandywine Woodworks. The roof is then fabricated from a single sheet of metal by John Madarasz. Bent to hold snow, the roof keeps the birdhouse dry while winterizing the practical, naturalist design.
Photography by Barney Leonard)
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