Butterfield, who designed nearly 100 churches noted for their liturgical correctness, worked in a highly original, astringent manner using brick and roughly sawed timber.
SculptureCenter offers an 18-year survey of works by URSULA VON RYDINGSVARD, the New York sculptor known for rugged, monumental works made of roughly sawed, glued and laminated cedar, some resembling giant bowls and vases and others suggestive of geological formations.
While workers in the shipyard will use electric saws to roughly shape the logs, the shipwrights will do the finish work with long chisels and adzes, tools used in the original construction.
With increasing polymerization temperature, e.g. at 60 or 70 °C, larger single crystals with roughly a lozenge shape but saw-tooth-like facets have been created.
One, "The Wind and Tools (A Glossary of Terms)" (2009), includes three Venuses, roughly painted, with rebar (steel reinforcing rods), saws, hammers and other tools attached like floating belts around their waists.
Of the handful of objects on view, including moose antlers and the business end of a saw-tooth shark, the most revealing is a roughly hand-painted sign that Homer displayed outside when he was painting, to discourage nosy people.
The walking sticks, twisted as barley sugar, are again steel rods, except one, with a decorative handle, which has been roughly glued together from short wooden off-cuts, such as you might find under a saw-bench.
Roughly 35 ponderosa pines were marked with green tape, and three firefighters were felling them with a chain saw.
The Ministry of Forestry authorises an annual harvest of roughly 20m cubic metres (700m cubic feet) of timber, but the capacity of Indonesia's paper- and saw-mills is three times bigger.
