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A botanical tracery

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Two screens of botanical tracery were created for the Cascade Project.  One, shown here, a...
Two screens of botanical tracery were created for the Cascade Project.  One, shown here, accents a bay window.  The other,
shown below, accents the entrance to a flight of stairs.  Al designed and fabricated the prototype for the feature.
Ashton built them.

Ashton uses a router and jig to replicate the botanical pattern of the cutwork.
Ashton uses a router and jig to replicate the botanical pattern of the cutwork.

The completed tracery above the basement stairs.
The completed tracery above the basement stairs.

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