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Iron Furnace – Lake Oswego, Oregon

August 31, 2009

The furnace was built by the Oregon Iron Company and began operations on August 24, 1867. After it was abandoned in 1885, the furnace’s masonry stack was left to endure the elements without any protection. Although the exterior of the 44-foot tall furnace is in relatively good condition, the interior stonework was seriously deteriorated. The work, done by Pioneer Waterproofing Company, consists of replacing the grout, repointing, as well as injection grouting with NHL mortars. Today, the stone furnace is the only surviving iron furnace west of the Rocky Mountains.

Iron Furnace
Iron Furnace
Iron Furnace
Iron Furnace
Iron Furnace

The Straw Bale Village, Jacksonville, Oregon

January 21, 2008

Village built exclusively with straw bales. NHL applied on all walls as plaster or stucco.

Builder: Mehr Construction

The Straw Bale Village

Private Residence, Hood River, Oregon

December 20, 2007

Three-coat NHL on earth plaster on strawbale.

Hood River Residence
Hood River Residence
Hood River Residence
Hood River Residence

Private Residence, Bend, Oregon

July 15, 2004

Three-coat lime plaster (NHL) on strawbale.

Bend Residence
Bend Residence

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