Post-Modern Contemporary Garden Gate

  Furthering a passing fascination with translucent acrylic rod and the arc of a rising or setting sun.  A confluence of wood, tinted epoxy, acrylic rod, and teak grids make for a Garden Gate that's all about form.

  The contemporary lines of Garden Gate #201 shown in Morgan Hill, CA.

 An early 1950's residence modified and retrofitted by husband and wife architects.

  Garden Gate #201-2 was designed to compliment a post modern style architecure just north of San Francisco.

The following four images, from top left clockwise, show the gate set facing a setting sun, with the angle of the sun changing over the course of 45 minutes, and the resulting rods diffusing from those on the left of the gate to those on the right side of the gate. An identical effect with the sunrise.

The small translucent acrylid squares mortised into the teak gridwork.  All but invisible until back-lit by the sunlight.