Jim and Alexis Pugh Sculpture Studio

The only concrete studio within the complex, the 1,233-square foot Sculpture Studio is symbolic of sculpture's earthy materials - metal, stone and clay. The long overhang on the studio patio shelters an outdoor work area which is linked to the indoor space via three roll-up doors. When these doors are fully opened, the space flows easily from the interior to the exterior. The linking trellis structures also serve to blur the transitions between interior and exterior. The climatic conditions of East Central Florida - light, wind, air, rain - and their phenomenological effects are reinterpreted and tempered through the use of louvers, which mottle direct light. Large glass walls serve to maximize the ambient northern light; wind scoops help to ventilate, and also act as light monitors while large linear scuppers gather the torrential rain.

Power Tools:

• 1) Drill Press
• 2) Radial Arm Saws
• 1) 12" Belt Drive Band Saw
• 1) 3" Belt Sander
• 1) 7.25" Circular Saw
• 1) 10" Table Saw
• 1) Jig Saw
• 1) Makita Cordless Drill w/ 2 batteries

Ceramic Equipment:

• 1) Olympic Electric Kiln, oval shaped, max. temp. 2300, cone 8

Misc. Equipment

• 1) Anvil
• 1) Bench Vice
• 1) 24" Framing Square
• 1) 12" Framing Square
• 1) 6" Pocket Rule
• 1) 12ft Tape measure
• 1) Angle Gauge
• 1) 6" Contour Temp. Gauge
• 1) Sharpening Stone
• 1) 12" Crow Bar
• 1) Rubber Mallet
• 1) 12" Hack Saw
• 1) 6" Coping Saw
• 1) Glue Gun
• 1) 10" Crescent Wrench
• 6" Crescent Wrench
• 1) Vice Grips
• 1) Channel Locks
• 1) Wire Cutters
• 3/8" - 1" Paddle bits
• 2) Nail Setters
• 1) Four Sided File
• 2) 4" C-Clamps
• 1) Husky 38 Piece Socket Set
• 4) 2" C-Clamps
• Assorted Screw Drivers
• 1) Rubber Sanding Block
• 1) Caulking Gun
• 1) Line Level
• 1) Staple Gun
• 1) 6' Ladder
• Miscellaneous Straight Edges