Architectural inspiration, plus related Karl Fey creation

Post by **DCrowe** » Wed Jun 11, 2014 6:52 pm

I found the pic of Rock Village Court Hotel on a car related message board and fell in love. A putz creation using printed stone surfaces would sure look good with some of the styling used on the Rock Court.

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And slightly related is a house built by Karl Fey for me several years ago. It was a near replica of a WPA plaster model from the 1930s that he created from just a couple of photos. It shares the glass block features as well as the curved section off the main structure. I REALLY miss Karl and treasure the few custom creations I got from him. The cars are 1/72 scale Studebakers made by the Shrock brothers.

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Post by **Howard** » Thu Jun 12, 2014 9:22 am

Good morning...

Dcrowe...thanks for posting the pictures...

I always wondered who had this house that Karl built...I had not seen the pictures in years..it is so art deco in every respect...can't you just see a streetcar passing by?...

I miss seeing all of Karl's creations on his web page and facebook...I must confess that I learned so much fron his work...

Karl...if you following us...HELLO!...and...let us hear from you!...

My very best regards...Howard...

Post by **maria** » Sat Jun 14, 2014 7:07 am

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SUPER!

Post by **paulrace** » Sat Jun 14, 2014 9:03 pm

DC, I am SO glad you posted this. I never saw one like it. Thanks, Karl, for your many contributions!

Post by **DCrowe** » Sun Jun 15, 2014 7:15 am

Glad everyone has enjoyed the Fey house. Here is a pic of the structure that was planned to be next from Karl. It is also an old WPA plaster model and represents a San Francisco art deco town house. Unfortunately I don't have any better photos of it now. The actual plaster piece does still exist in a collection somewhere. I think Karl had even worked on some drawings before changing his focus.