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- Portfolio (All) | Auxpr
Portfolio
- Classes | Auxpr
Four interviews about historic preservation. KIND Notifier | RE NEWS, CLASSES & OPPS EMAIL LIST First Name Last Name Email Subject Special requests, questions, comments and feeback Submit Thank you for your SUPPORTING Historic Preservation
- Goodyear | Auxpr
Truly unqiue homes in the west valley of Phoenix, Arizona. A modern day Norman Rockwell Families and friends carry on as you look in either direction down Goodyear Arizona's naturally art directed Palm Lane. It's October and you can't help but to notice and love the zombie theme. Rental properties are limited to minimum of 6 month lease
- Revolvos x Auxpr
The best cars ever made better. Your completely restored, 100% Made In Sweden Volvo that's passed our very own 150-point inspection and you're fully covered bumper to bumper for 90 days. Extended Warranty up to 300k miles and beyond is available. Contact Ben Brosseau at 310-429-6971 or email ben@auxpr.com for more information.
- Sawyer Architecture | Auxpr
Corbus Residence Ned Sawyer, AIA 1972
- Book Box | Auxpr
Book Box is the newest addition to Scottsdale Public Libraries, Books to Go, Lil' Libraries growing collection of book recycling locations. Designed by premier modernist architect Ned Sawyer, Book Box has already been hailed as groundbreaking, "functional public art," part of the greater conservation movement seen across the country in towns small and big and small. Contact Ben Brosseau for more information. (310) 429-6971 Book Box All Categories Play Video Play Video 02:48 Auxpr Scottsdale Book Box Sponsorship Reel Introducing Book Box, a Modernist designed “Lil Library” for Scottsdale Public Libraries' very own Books2Go, their newest of eight, and growing, community-made, free book stops to punctuate Scottsdale trailheads, parks and bike paths. Book Box, pioneered by Ned Sawyer, AIA, http://sawyerarch.com, was brought to life by sculptor Gary Slater, a commission for Scottsdale’s Garden Apartment District years in the making. Today, local businesses have the opportunity to back this commissioned piece of “functional public art” and become one of our presenting, lifetime sponsors for $500.00. Following the launch of Book Box, a permanent metal plaque will replace the thermal printed wrap which features your name or business. Contact Ben Brosseau at (310) 429-6971 or email ben@auxpr.com and visit http://auxpr.com for more info. Play Video Play Video 01:21 Auxpr Make History | Sponsor Book Box by Ned Sawyer for #SGADAZ This summer, Scottsdale Garden Apartment District (SGAD) gets its own “Lil’ Library” at 70th St and Goldwater in historic Old Town Scottsdale, Arizona. Produced in conjunction with Scottsdale Public Library’s very own Books2Go program, Book Box by Ned Sawyer is the newest of 8, and counting, little free libraries to punctuate the entrances to area parks, bike paths, and trailheads. To keep the theme of SGAD’s Mid-Century Modern, “post and beam” style garden apartments, current city landscaping, and new developments, The Goldwater and Museum Square, on either side of the intersection, we turned to Ned Sawyer, AIA, who came back with a design that received unanimous approval. Fabricated by renown local sculptor Gary Slater, the form itself is made from two types of steel; corten steel, pre-treated to rust with a unique patina, and stainless steel, wrapped in thermal printed vinyl. To help offset the cost of Book Box we’re inviting the local business community to take part in making this commission a reality. $500 puts your name or business on our Book Box, forever. For its unveiling, each of our sponsors names or businesses will be prominently displayed on all sides of the container as special thanks. Sponsor names will be printed on a seperate plaque and permanently affixed to the structure at a later date. For more information contact Ben Brosseau at (310) 429-6971 or ben@auxpr.com. Play Video Play Video 01:01 Auxpr Modernist "Book Box" Arrives Summer 2022 in Historic Old Town Scottsdale's Garden Apartment District This summer, Scottsdale Garden Apartment District (SGAD) gets its own “Lil’ Library” at 70th St and Goldwater in historic Old Town Scottsdale, Arizona. Produced in conjunction with Scottsdale Public Library’s very own Books2Go program, Book Box by Ned Sawyer is the newest of 8, and counting, little free libraries to punctuate the entrances to area parks, bike paths, and trailheads. To keep the theme of SGAD’s Mid-Century Modern, “post and beam” style garden apartments, current city landscaping, and new developments, The Goldwater and Museum Square, on either side of the intersection, we turned to Ned Sawyer, AIA, who came back with a design that received unanimous approval. Fabricated by renowned local sculptor Gary Slater, the form itself is made from two types of steel; corten steel, pre-treated to rust with a unique patina, and stainless steel, wrapped in thermal printed vinyl. To help offset the cost of Book Box we’re inviting the local business community to take part in making this commission a reality. $500 puts your name or business on our Book Box, forever. For its unveiling, each of our sponsor's names or businesses will be prominently displayed on all sides of the container as special thanks. Sponsor names will be printed on a separate plaque and permanently affixed to the structure at a later date. For more information contact Ben Brosseau at (310) 429-6971 or email ben@auxpr.com. Play Video Play Video 03:33 Auxpr Scottsdale Garden Apartment Districts Books 2 Go Little Library Play Video Play Video 01:01 Auxpr A Modernist book box for Mid-Century Modern Scottsdale Ned Sawyer, AIA, designed the newest book box for Scottsdale Public Libraries, Books 2 Go, Lil Libraries program. Gary Slater, sculptor, was tapped to handle the fabrication of the 500 pound, 7-foot-tall experiential public art piece with a purpose. Contact Ben Brosseau for more info (310) 429-6971 Play Video Play Video 07:08 Auxpr Mission: Preservation | Architect Ned Sawyer On Modernist Design Update – 8MM Footage Please note: In the color footage, the woman in yellow is the editor of Vogue magazine, and the woman in red at the center is recognized as the world’s first supermodel. They were present for a Vogue magazine photoshoot scheduled to run at a later date. Architect Ned Sawyer joins us in this video to discuss historic preservation, the Pauson Sisters House by Frank Lloyd Wright, and how his best friend and former business partner, Al Beadle, played a key role in helping him become one of the most in-demand modernist architects in the Southwest. More information is available at http://SawyerArch.com. Load More




