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ISU Students create furniture from state's largest Scarlet Oak felled by 2005 campus tornadoDownloadable photosMedia are welcome to download the following two print-quality-size photos. Click thumbnail photo, then right-click large photo to download to desktop. If possible, please use this credit line on photos: "Image courtesy of Bob Elbert, Iowa State University." 
Iowa State University furniture design students and associate professor Chris Martin designed furniture for a new campus art museum using wood from a tree downed by a tornado that struck campus in 2005. From left: Dean Vande Griend, Andy Kopp, Martin and Brent Herrig. 
Iowa State University furniture design student Dean Vande Griend (left) discusses his bench design with Chris Martin, associate professor of art and design. The bench is made of wood from a tree destroyed by a tornado on campus. Print-quality versions of the following photos are available from Teddi Barron, (515) 294-4778; tbarron@iastate.edu
Desk by Chris Martin, 2007 
Bench by Ben Ryan, 2007 
Bench by Cale Caboth, 2007 
Bench by Dean Vande Griend, 2007 
Lectern by Chris Martin, 2007 
Furniture pieces designed by Iowa State University furniture design students and their professor using wood from a Scarlet Oak tree downed by a tornado that struck the campus, Sept. 8, 2005. The furniture is for the university's new Christian Petersen Art Museum. |
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