Kathy did an especially nice job of matching classic Montana furniture pieces like the wagon wheel bar stools, rustic dining table and chairs and beautiful wildlife and cowboy art in each of the spectacular rooms.  Of course none of this would have been possible without Bruce Hover, master-builder extraordinaire, who bought all of the visions to reality and surprise with his abilities to bring nature into his buildings. What started as a "Tree Room" idea in a sketch became what you see here largely through Bruces talent and knowing how things fit into the design as a whole.

We have recieved many favorable comments about Jasons presentation including those from community leaders, builders and concerned citizens.

Without exception all who attended this event agree Jason MUST make a return visit to Port Angeles. We are hoping he will bring his beautiful family back with him next time. 

Thank you Jason.                       

                                                    Stuart Bonney AIA LEED AP introduces Jason at the Little Theater.

Thank you CPI for your generous contribution of internet service to the Center for Community Design. Yes, that's Craig Johnson and CPI staff putting on their annual BBQ. Wonderful as always? Thanks Craig for inviting us and all the dignitaries. Yes, that's Kent Myers looking Hollywood and Glenn Cutler in disguise. Perfectly prepared plates in foreground are Carol's (left) and Mike's (right). Notice unconventional but creative use of hotdog bun for brisket sandwich.

From my view of the ferry dock I noticed Jaguars appear on their way to prowl in Victoria. Here's one of only 300 that were made to replace the E-Type...both with 12 growling cylinders.

Finally, a stop by at the carving shed at Jamestown S'KlallamTribe center found Dale Faulstich with the ready-to-install Killer Whale for the front of the Community Center/Clinic. We had planned this together 5 years ago. It's great to see another vision come to pass and adorn their Tribal Center. Great work Dale and crew.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

The weather was perfect and the overall feeling of community and healing was experienced by all who attended. Thanks to the drumming circle for giving the Great Hall its first serious acoustical test. It passed with flying colors!

Here's a sketch of the early concept...visit the finished product at 1110 Bayview Avenue in Neah Bay and call ahead 360-640-2192 (Linda) or 360-640-4568 (Greg).