Small Woodshed Becomes a Revival Project
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Small Woodshed Becomes a Revival Project

A picture perfect Oregon cabin that started out as a tool shed.



Obbie and Connie Atkinson own a seven-acre farm in Richland, Ore. This structure, originally a woodshed, is one of the many outbuildings on their farm. Over the years, the shed started leaning heavily to the left and the Atkinsons became concerned it would fall over.

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The couple decided to shore up the foundation, preserving the shed’s charming character, and reinforced the structure from the inside out. They added a window, hardwood floors, a new door and a new roof. The cabin is currently used for Obbie’s tool storage, but it will soon become Connie’s art studio.

Photos by Sarah Greenman, www.sarahgreenman.com

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