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"Revitalized, hip Scott’s Addition is the hub of the city’s brewing scene, with cideries, taprooms, and distilleries housed in converted warehouses. Bold street murals and string lights brighten the area, and seasonally focused destination restaurants, a retro bowling alley, and a cinema make it a popular evening hangout. Nearby, the Science Museum of Virginia has high-tech astronomy shows in its Dome theater." - Google
I'm a bad stash knitter. I blame my sister Laura for giving me a gift certificate to a totally rockin' ebay seller's store, stores.ebay.com/Yarnbow . WAAAAY outspent my limit. This 10 balls of Baby Casmerino cost $60. TEN BALLS OF BLISS! I have only taken one out to fondle. It will be a hoodie,when I;m done rolling in it.
8/7/07 OK, so it's realy going to be a Lucie sweater (
knitty.com/ISSUEfall06/PATTlucie.html ). The front is mostly done, I'm doing it in the round, and the gauge of my yarn is TOTALLY wrong, so I;m making the smallest size with adjustments. So far, so good.
A day at the Sanderson Museum when it began to pour. Impression left desire to capture the symbolism. No disrespect intended.
Progress in bedroom. Note walk-in closets. The ceiling is not really that dark; it is the same color as the walls.
Design Mine's clients who live in this Bryanston house enjoy outdoor activities, such as hunting and 4x4ing, and found that the existing house does not offer them the space or facilities they require. We were thus appointed to design an addition to accommodate a meat room, double garage for their 4x4s, and new staff accommodation.
After an analysis of the existing house, Design Mine found that the house does not allow for comfortable outdoor living. Our concept was then to open the edges of the house up onto new patios, one for the living area where guests will be entertained, and one private area outside the bedrooms. The new outdoor living area links to the garage and workshop area that the clients will use regularly.
The architecture of the existing house is distinctly typical of its era and area and Design Mine wanted to create an architecture that does not mimic this but also not compete with it. Instead of designing another pitched roof structure, Design Mine opted for an understated flat roof addition with clean lines and functional spaces.