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Archive for May, 2008

Open House–Bartlett, NH

Bartlett StairwayMeghan Simone and Dave Eiermann will be opening their doors to all those interested in seeing and learning about their completely non-toxic home in Bartlett, NH.

Featured as American Clay’s Project of the Month in April, the house is composed of an array of environmentally friendly building products, including over 4,800 square feet of applied American Clay.

If you plan on being in the area, don’t pass up the opportunity to see such a magnificent home and an excellent example of sustainable building.

Sunday, June 22
12-5 PM
53 Ridge Road, Bartlett NH

Directions: Rt 16/302 in Bartlett to Town Hall Road. 2.5 miles bear right onto Towle Road and Ridge Road. Look for signs.
Call 603.986.6234 for more detailed directions or visit their website, http://19ridgeroad.blogspot.com.

Bartlett Kitchen

All photos provided by Meghan Simone

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Meet American Clay

Dwell on Design

American Clay will be an exhibitor at The 3rd Annual Dwell on Design Conference & Exhibition in Los Angeles, CA, June 6-8, in the Los Angeles Convention Center, West Hall A.

To purchase tickets, go to Dwell on Design’s website here.

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Museum Residence, Revisited

Back in October ‘07, our Project of the Month featured the cliff-face inspired accent wall in one of the new, ultra-modern Museum Residences in Denver, CO.

Local designer John Ronnberg and Hall’s Walls‘ Deborah Hall developed an original technique in order to create subtle striations in the top coat of Sugar Loaf Porcelina, giving the 30′ x 22′ wall a look echoing that of a sheer rock face.

With residents all moved in, modern furnishings attractively juxtapose the wall’s visually delicate striations. Also complimented by the oppositely situated bay of full-wall windows, the American Clay application is provided with an ample amount of natural light, beautifully displaying its unique texture.

To read the October article, click here.

Denver Art Museum Residence

Wall from above

Wall from side 2
Wall from side

Wall close-up

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Hands-On Workshops

Workshops

Looking to finally get your hands in some mud? The best way to learn the basics of American Clay is by enrolling in one of our Full Day Workshops, designed for homeowners and professionals alike. With just one day of training, you will learn and practice the techniques you need to create a beautiful American Clay plastered wall. Call to reserve your spot today as classes fill up quick!

Albuquerque Full Day Workshops
Friday, June 6
Friday, July 11
Friday, August 8

If you’re looking to brush up on your application techniques and move on to more advanced methods, then check out our Advanced Applicator Training. A prerequisite to become a certified American Clay Artisans, this three day intensive workshop covers a range of application techniques and repairs.

Albuquerque Advanced Applicator Training
Wednesday-Friday, August 27, 28, 29

If Albuquerque isn’t on your list of places to visit any time soon, go to the Hands-on Workshops section of our website to find workshops closer to you.

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Boulder County Business Report–Earth Clay Works

Earth Clay Works

The Boulder County Business Report recently featured an article on Earth Clay Works, installers of American Clay located in Boulder, CO. Highlighting American Clay’s benefits and repairability the article also points out Earth Clay Works’ overall success as a business.

Read the entire article here.

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Green Built Tour ‘08, May 17-18

Green Built Tour

If you plan on being in New Mexico this coming weekend, make sure to check out the U.S. Green Building Council’s Green Built Tour.

Part of the weeklong event, Sustainability Week, this self-guided tour showcases the most sustainable homes in Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Taos. And the best part is, many homes on the tour feature American Clay, providing an exceptional opportunity to see our plasters in their natural environment!

If you’re hoping to catch a glimpse and actually feel American Clay walls, make sure to check out these houses.

Furbush Adobe Renovation
9828 4th Street NW
Directions:
From 4th Street and Alameda, go north on 4th Street to just north of the Chavez Community Center; at yellow fi re hydrant turn east down a gravel lane; 9828 is the first house on the left.

Mesa Vista de Corrales
10 Twin Tree Court
Directions:
Take I-25 north to Alameda Boulevard; turn left on Alameda; turn right (north) on Corrales Road 5.3 miles to Paseo Cesar Chavez; turn left (west). Road turns right onto Calle Contenta. Travel a short distance and turn right onto Mesa Vista Road. The home is on the left.

Santa Fe Dream Home
875 Camino Francisca
Directions:
Go north on St. Francis from Cerrillos and take Highway 599 exit to Ridgetop exit. Go South on Ridgetop; then left onto Camino Francisca to 875; house is on the left.

The tour is scheduled for May 17th and 18th, from 10am-4pm. To purchase tickets click here.

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Watch Made in New Mexico Online

Made in New Mexico ACE

If you missed Made in New Mexico’s feature on American Clay, or if you simply don’t live in the area, the episode is now online. Watch the whole feature on KOAT’s website by clicking here.

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Made in New Mexico Airing TONIGHT!

Made in New Mexico Airing TONIGHT!

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Made in New Mexico

Made in New Mexico

Local TV news station, KOAT Action 7 News, recently introduced a new nightly feature, Made in New Mexico. Highlighting local businesses and entrepreneurs, “Action 7 News hits the road to uncover the unique items that get their start here in the Land of Enchantment.”

And what better New Mexican product to feature than American Clay?

After wrapping with some great footage yesterday, Action 7 News will be spotlighting American Clay during their 6 p.m. broadcast sometime next week. Once we hear the exact date, we’ll let you know!

If you miss it, don’t worry! KOAT posts all Made in New Mexico episodes on their website.

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American Clay on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition

Croft on Extreme Makeover: Home EditionAs you may already know, American Clay was used in the Albuquerque home featured on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition that aired April 27th on ABC.

Rebuilding pastor Gerald Martinez’s home, the show’s crew was able to build a new home, renovate the Martinez family’s previous home and build an additional set of duplexes aimed to provide affordable, safe housing for those in need, all in one week.

Since they moved there, the Martinez family has dedicated their lives to improving the Trumbull Village, formally known as the “war zone”. Without a doubt, their devotion to revamping the neighborhood has brought about positive changes.

Throughout the six days of building, American Clay provided 43 buckets of precolored/premixed plaster and 20 applicators to this outstanding project.

All of us here at American Clay feel extremely honored to have provided a great product for an extraordinary family and to have been part of a significant opportunity that truly made a difference.

To watch the episode online, click on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition on ABC’s Full Episode Player.

Also, check out Paige Hemmis’ visit to American Clay on her YouTube blog.

To read more about American Clay on ABC’s website, click here.

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