

A life spent making — ‘Mr Millimetre’s’ memories
Sep 18, 2024
In this engaging discussion, Jeffrey Broadfield, a master maker and bespoke carpenter, shares his remarkable journey from a childhood in a tin shed to creating dream homes with recycled Australian hardwood. He reflects on the dying art of craftsmanship, innovative building techniques, and the sensory impact of timber in design. Jeffrey also dives into nostalgia for his rural roots, memories of family, and the vibrant creative community he became part of. His stories highlight the deep connections between love, architecture, and the joy of collaborative creation.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Craftsmanship and Innovation in Construction
01:43 • 9min
Timber, Sensory Experiences, and Family Heritage
11:09 • 2min
Nostalgia in a Tin Shed
12:51 • 11min
A Nostalgic Reflection on Community and Architecture in Balmain
23:31 • 2min
From Corporate to Creative: A Carpenter's Journey
25:33 • 6min
Crafting Connections: From Love to Architecture
31:58 • 19min