The Carpent'Hours

I graduated in architecture on June 12, 1995. I am the old school of architects who was trained on a drawing table. I have learned sociology, ethnography, psychology, history and Asian language during my years in architecture. I passed my graduation with writing a book about carpentry that was later published by the UNESCO. This book is now on the ICOMOS " list preparedness – heritage at risk" as a reference for the preservation of history patrimony.

I have worked as an ethnographer and a consultant from 1992 to 2005. Carpentry came in the continuity of my work as an ethnographer. It was also a consequence of my patents and my innovations. In 2012, I created a wood construction company to carry the construction of my prototypes. I closed the company in 2015 when I moved to the United-States. My work as a carpenter is my continuity as a designer, as a writer, as an inventor, as a skilled geometrician and wood worker. I never passed any graduation as a carpenter, and I surely don't work as a traditional carpenter, but I have developed skills that are my signature.

About Eima BLANK
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