The Pinecote Pavillion continues what seems to be Fay Jones aesthetic stye. An open building that invites the people indoors to feel as thought they are not only in a building but that they are a part of nature. He also continues what seems to be he signature of aesthetically and functional scaffolding.

The Sky Rose chapel is really a work of beauty. From the exterior to the interior it is truly a work of art. The hallmarks of Fay Jones are all there. The exterior looks lie something out of the future but at the same time still feels traditional. The interior is the same way. It is similar to the Thorn crown chapel but the wood used makes if feel more traditional.

This is Fay Jones’s Thorncrown Chapel and it is truly a work of beauty. The openness of the structure provides a sense of welcoming and also gives it a feeling of being outdoors among the forest. The scaffolding (I hope I’m using that correctly) perform a functional beauty. This is definitely my favorite of Fay Jones buildings I found.

This is a cottage designed by E Fay Jones. I really like the way that the structure blends in with the surrounding foliage. Also, it’s really cool that in the middle of the wilderness it comes off as a modern masterpiece. I especially like the elevated deck that I imagine provides panoramic views.