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Lopez 4-year Anniversary Grand Open House: Saturday April the 22nd!
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Lopez 4-year Anniversary Grand Open House: Saturday April the 22nd!

Join us for a chance to win live edge coffee tables and other lucrative prizes!

It's the moment we've all been waiting for - our highly anticipated open house exhibition is finally happening TOMORROW! Get ready to feast your eyes on the most high-end, bespoke projects we've been working on. Trust us, you won't want to miss this.

 

This interactive and unique event will be held between 11am to 6pm on Saturday, April 22nd. The exhibition will be hosted at #676-3 Alpha Street (accessible through Tolmie Ln). Matthew Lopez will be giving a talk on our artisanal process, and we'll have various live demonstrations of our craft and innovations. We're even custom crafting interactive installations that will demonstrate the integration of our projects with digital technology processes. It's going to be absolutely fascinating, so be sure to come prepared to have your mind blown!

 

All guests will automatically entered into a raffle. You could be the lucky winner of a bespoke prize, such as design tiles, charcuterie boards, or even a stunning live edge coffee table valued at $3,000! Come to our open house this Saturday, April 22nd, for a chance to win!

 

 

 

There will be some delicious food and drink courtesy of Victoria's renowned Hotdog Hustlin' (@hotdoghustlin), who will be stationed at entry and ready to serve. Get ready to indulge in mouth-watering Pilipino style food and drinks that will leave your taste buds singing.

 

And don't forget about our 'crowned' novel spiral staircase - this has been a dream project for us, and we're thrilled to finally unveil it before your very eyes. We promise it's going to be a showstopper.

 

Overall, it's looking to be an exclusive evening of revelry and respite in equal measure. We're beyond proud of what we've accomplished, and we'd be honoured if you would join us to celebrate the creative process. You can RVSP on Google Events using the link here, or if you’d care to join via Facebook, you can do so via the link here. 

 

Thank you for considering our invitation. We deeply appreciate your support of our friendly neighbourhood woodshop! We're always glad to be of service,  and we look forward to seeing you at the event.

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Our Triple Crown Philosophy


Some years ago, I innately understood that a building structure should have three important attributes. First, it should be structurally sound. Second, it should be aesthetically pleasing. Third, it should be attainable or affordable. Ever since, I have strived to make everything I do worthy of this triple crown of excellence.

During a ferry ride to Vancouver, I saw my young son had drawn Leonardo Da Vinci’s Vitruvian man in my notebook. To my surprise, my son’s sketch led me to discover the historic importance of this idea. This world-famous sketch of a man in a circle, his arms outstretched in two different overlapping poses, has become iconic. A Wikipedia search showed me how Da Vinci was inspired by proportions described by Vitruvius in his ancient treatise of De Architectura.

Vitruvius was arguably the greatest architect in history. His work is the only major surviving publication on architecture from classical antiquity. It was written for Emperor Augustus, made famous in the Bible for his census which brought Jesus’ parents to Bethlehem. Eminent Roman architects such as Vitruvius were skilled in engineering, art, and craftsmanship. As an army engineer himself, Vitruvius had overseen all manner of building and construction for wars and settlements across Europe and North Africa.

The most famous maxim of Vitruvius was that architecture should embody three qualities: utilitias, firmitas, and venustas. In English, this means that great handiwork should be useful, sturdy, and with beautiful proportions. (Just imagine what Venus, the goddess of love, might look like.)

I was delighted and not disappointed to find out that my idea was old and not new. It gives me more motivation than ever to offer you the product of a triple crown craftsman: sturdy, useful, and beautiful work at a reasonable price.