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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.
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An afternoon at my grandparent's. Taken in January 2011, NOT 2007. I'm lazy about setting the date on the camera.
This new development will transform Tate Modern. An iconic new building will be added at the south of the existing gallery. It will create more spaces for displaying the collection, performance and installation art and learning, all allowing visitors to engage more deeply with art, as well as creating more social spaces for visitors to unwind and relax in the gallery.
Introducing the latest addition to our 7th Gen Design workshop stream, 7th Gen Tech Design with Blender! In this workshop participants were prompted to imagine Indigenous technologies from the future! What are the gadgets, wearables, or devices that our future relatives will be using in 7 generations? Participants started by responding to these questions with a few iterative sketches. Next, they were taught the basics of hard surface modeling via the free, and open source 3D software Blender. Once their technologies were modeled and textured, participants were then shown how to upload their creations to Second Life, in order to see their technologies in the context of a “real life” virtual world! This workshop was a blast to teach, and we look forward to running more like it in the future!
added 3 more bromeliads...
the mulch was put in..
will take photos later...
am tired..
it is really hot !
The two car garage was built up and attached to the original (1947) house. This view shows the work shop (lean-to sort of thing) and the windows above are to the room that will be a sewing studio.
In addition to the oral and poster sessions, we are curating an ad-hoc documentary-style exhibition of works and artist statements to be displayed in the same hall as the scientific posters. The selected works show how art can generate new perspectives on urban ecology but also directly confront issues such as landscape degradation, urban agriculture, land-use and environmental justice.
This blanket has a couple of nice additions that I wanted to point out...
First, we're willing to match your colors even if it's not available in the flannel we usually make the blankets out of. Black isn't a color carried in the flannel, so we chose a nice anti-pill fleece to fill our client's needs. We won't substitute something that heavy as the back, but we will do the borders at no extra charge.
Second, we did a basic sashing on this blanket. It adds about 12" to the overall length and width and costs $60 extra. We like to match the sashing with the fabric on the back. Because we did add some extra squares, I believe the cost for the sashing was increased by $10 to cover the additional costs of fabric.
Third, she opted to add five additional shirts to create a new column. This added 12" to the overall width and cost $25 extra.
Lastly, I decided (instead of scrapping some nice parts of her shirts) to add in a few shirt pieces to the border. This is no extra charge.
The overall dimensions was something around 87" square... so it was very, very large. This quilt cost $220 with a rush order charge (I completed it in 2 days).
Hever Castle's history spans 800 years, evolving from a 13th century fortified manor house into the childhood home of Anne Boleyn. It has extensive Tudor additions by the Boleyn family.
It was bought by the wealthy American William Waldorf Astor in the early 20th century, but today is owned by the Guthrie family. There are Italian style gardens and a lake.
Ancient Archive: I suspect this might have been at American River. That bow and the counter stern are a dead giveaway that this is a vessel of significant age. The deckhouse looks like a very basic late addition and there is not a lot of free-board! It would be nice to think she is still afloat, but I have my doubts...