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This project was featured in several magazines including Better Homes and Gardens as well as Trends and was featured on HGTV's "I Want That Bath."
You can go to www.hfdarchitects.com or e-mail to info@hfdarchitects.com to learn more about this and other projects designed by architect Bud Dietrich.
Ceiling boss in the vaulted ceiling of the Percy Chapel.
The real hidden gem at Tynemouth Priory is the Percy Chantry Chapel behind the east wall of the ruined choir, a much later addition from c1500 and the only part of the church to remain structurally intact. The rich vaulted ceiling is a particular delight with its figurative bosses representing Christ and the Apostles.
The majestic ruins of Tynemouth Priory occupy a headland jutting out from the coast, a site that has been occupied in some form since Roman times. The entrance is guarded by the Castle of which the impressive gatehouse remains (originally walls extended from here to enclose the entire promontory, but these have long since been demolished or fallen into the sea). It must have been a dramatic sight before the Dissolution of the Monasteries ended its working life. Whilst the monastic buildings were mostly dismantled at this time parts of the church continued in use as the parish church until 1668 but was subsequently allowed to fall into ruin and was largely dismantled and quarried away.
The medieval priory was dominated by the great 13th century church which must have been a fine example of Early English Gothic judging by the most substantial remaining section at the east end of the choir, where empty, richly molded lancet window still stare out to sea. The nave and transepts are mostly lost, but the lower section of the west front gives enough of a hint to its departed glories.
There is still evidence of later changes and additions to the building towards the end of the Middle Ages, such as enlarged windows and an extended attic-storey over the choir. Best of all was the small chantry chapel beyond the east wall known as the Percy Chapel, which remains intact with its delightful vaulted ceiling studded with worn but still readable figurative bosses. The chapel is entered from behind the site of the former high altar and is a very intimate space but a joy to behold.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tynemouth_Castle_and_Priory
Tynemouth Priory and Castle are now administered by English Heritage and are open to the public for an admission fee.
www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/tynemouth-priory...
Addition to the Perimeter Insitute for Theoretical Physics
Waterloo, Ontario
By Teeple Architects, 2011
Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club - Perth, Western Australia proposed additions, designed by McDonald Jones Architects.
Please see www.constructivemedia.com.au for more information.
Column addition worksheets A worksheet finding the lengths of all sides of a right angled triangles using sin, cos and tan, build on from a previous worksheet using just sin and cos.This is a useful worksheet with a selection of stepped questions on finding missing sides using trig ratios. The first few questions require students to copy and complete the ratios, then the questions guide students by telling them which ratio to use.
Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church (1950)
Ex-Golden Gate Commandery No. 16 of the Knights Templar (1905–07)
Architect: O’Brien & Werner
2135 Sutter St.
Upper Fillmore/Lower Pacific Heights
Western Addition, San Francisco
Matthew O’Brien and Carl Werner designed and built several San Francisco movie palaces like the Orpheum, the Tivoli Opera House (later the Columbia), the Hippodrome, Golden Gate Theater, The Princess Theater, and the Valencia Theater. They also designed the Golden Eagle Hotel and three buildings in the Alamo Square Historic District.
© Matthew X. Kiernan
NYBAI17-5153
October 31, 2020 - The addition that was added to Frank L. Packard's 1902 Huntington Chapel.
www.findagrave.com/memorial/68985789/william-blynn
Green Lawn Cemetery is the perfect place to do Autumn foliage photography and practice social distancing during the COVID pandemic.
"On August 2nd, 1848, a group of local leaders met to form the Green Lawn Cemetery Association. Through the spring of 1849 a charter was granted, 84 acres were acquired from local ranchers, and landscape gardener Howard Daniels was hired to plan the cemetery.
The intent of this effort was to replace earlier cemeteries in the city which had become landlocked, where near the river, and were nearing capacity. Influenced by the Romantic Era in the arts and contemporary poetry, attitudes towards death were changing and cemetery design was moving away from the older graveyards, churchyards, and potters' fields towards more natural and serene settings. This was the Rural Cemetery Movement.
Howard Daniels was a purist of this concept, envisioning winding roads and paths following natural contours through dense native trees and shrubbery. Along the paths openings would dramatically reveal family lots with monumental art or a view of a pond or from a natural prominence.
With the city in the grips of a cholera outbreak, our first burial was young Leonora Perry interred on July 7th, 1849 (Leonora was later moved to a family lot in Cincinnati). It wasn't until July 9th that a grand opening was held, and by July 11th our second interment, Dr. Benjamin Gard who contracted cholera while responding to the outbreak at the penitentiary, occurred. Soon prominent families started moving their deceased from the older cemeteries to Green Lawn, and likewise the former city cemeteries were evacuated and redeveloped.
In 1898 a cast iron bridge was installed in The Ravine, and in 1902 the Huntington Chapel was dedicated. The chapel was designed by Columbus architect Frank Packard and its Tiffany decor was sponsored by board president P. W. Huntington. The chapel was expanded as a mausoleum/crematorium in two phases during the 1960's and 1970's.
Over time Green Lawn would grow to its current 360 acres with over 154,000 interments, making it Ohio's second largest cemetery. The grounds continue to feature a pre-European settlement mixed oak forest, many historic and artistic mausoleums and monuments, and it remains one of Columbus' most important cemeteries. Green Lawn provides the final resting place of founding families, several U.S. presidential families, 5 governors, 5 Medal of Honor recipients, artists, actors, and all other walks of life. Over 6,000 veterans fill seven military sections and other sections represent Jewish, Greek, Black, and other communities or various religious, fraternal, governmental, or charitable organizations.
The cemetery is a registered arboretum, and in 1999 was designated an Ohio Audubon Important Bird Area.
Today the Green Lawn Cemetery Association is a 501(c)13 non-profit volunteer board of directors. Our mission is to preserve, restore, and share Green Lawn Cemetery with the community. We also ensure that the cemetery is operated in a fiscally responsible manner and in accordance with industry standards. Our families are here and we are committed in our responsibilities to "Our Very Special Park". Previous text from the following website: www.greenlawncemetery.org/about-green-lawn/our-history
An addition to the fleet of ready mixed concrete trucks in Buriram Province Thailand to serve house builders.
Around 200 Bunnies on Bikes gathered at Abernethy School in the Ladd's Addition on a lovely 70+ and Sunny Day! (Not bad for March!) This years ride was all about going round and round and getting lost in Ladd's Addition via rose gardens and alleys. The ride looped back to the school for more playing and picnicking.
Pigmentation in addition to chlorophyll in the leaves of copper beech (Fagus sylvatica var purpurea)
This image shows the leaves of a mature copper beech tree.
The leaves of copper beech have chlorophyll for photosynthesis, but pigments of other colours, such as the red pigment anthocyanin, mask the green colour. The plant’s ability to produce a greater than normal quantity of anthocyanin is hereditary.
Though these other pigments may have some function in the species, probably helping to protect the chlorophyll from ultraviolet light, they tend to reduce the ability of the plant to photosynthesise. For this reason, copper beech trees normally survive best in cultivation.
Image by John Bebbington FRPS
New South Pasadena Middle School addition. HUGE car parking lot. No bike parking to be seen. No pedestrian walkways through the lot. (EDIT: 4.11.2012 - talked to a student today who says they have bike parking in the back & that more bike parking was added when they expanded the school, which is good news. There are still no marked bike or pedestrian paths in the front.)
Something that's really changed since I was growing up here is that kids who walk or ride to school seem to be in the minority. We live 3 blocks away from here and yet cars will park all the way down on our block, the lines of parents waiting to pick their kids up from here are so long! Our town is 3.42 sq miles and only has one really hilly part of town. The kids in the flatlands could easily walk/bike to school.
Hopefully more kids will do so in future. Hopefully as more bike infrastructure is available in South Pas, more parents will feel confident letting their kids bike to school. Hopefully the pedestrian infrastructure will get better, too. I've been walking nearly daily and some of the lights have far too short a time for able-bodied pedestrians to cross, much less the elderly and disabled.
Number line addition is better understood as a two dimensional way of representing positive and negative digits in a particular interface in relation with each other. The positive integers are placed to the right hand side of zero on the number line which is also considered as the origin and the negative integers to the left hand side of zero on the number line. The origin or zero is considered as neither positive nor negative.
Around 200 Bunnies on Bikes gathered at Abernethy School in the Ladd's Addition on a lovely 70+ and Sunny Day! (Not bad for March!) This years ride was all about going round and round and getting lost in Ladd's Addition via rose gardens and alleys. The ride looped back to the school for more playing and picnicking.
Ceiling boss in the vaulted ceiling of the Percy Chapel.
The real hidden gem at Tynemouth Priory is the Percy Chantry Chapel behind the east wall of the ruined choir, a much later addition from c1500 and the only part of the church to remain structurally intact. The rich vaulted ceiling is a particular delight with its figurative bosses representing Christ and the Apostles.
The majestic ruins of Tynemouth Priory occupy a headland jutting out from the coast, a site that has been occupied in some form since Roman times. The entrance is guarded by the Castle of which the impressive gatehouse remains (originally walls extended from here to enclose the entire promontory, but these have long since been demolished or fallen into the sea). It must have been a dramatic sight before the Dissolution of the Monasteries ended its working life. Whilst the monastic buildings were mostly dismantled at this time parts of the church continued in use as the parish church until 1668 but was subsequently allowed to fall into ruin and was largely dismantled and quarried away.
The medieval priory was dominated by the great 13th century church which must have been a fine example of Early English Gothic judging by the most substantial remaining section at the east end of the choir, where empty, richly molded lancet window still stare out to sea. The nave and transepts are mostly lost, but the lower section of the west front gives enough of a hint to its departed glories.
There is still evidence of later changes and additions to the building towards the end of the Middle Ages, such as enlarged windows and an extended attic-storey over the choir. Best of all was the small chantry chapel beyond the east wall known as the Percy Chapel, which remains intact with its delightful vaulted ceiling studded with worn but still readable figurative bosses. The chapel is entered from behind the site of the former high altar and is a very intimate space but a joy to behold.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tynemouth_Castle_and_Priory
Tynemouth Priory and Castle are now administered by English Heritage and are open to the public for an admission fee.
www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/tynemouth-priory...
The rebuilding of historic Hinchliffe Stadium just above the falls in Paterson is in high gear. I don't know what this new structure past the end zone/right field will be. Locker rooms perhaps? Should be a good view of the falls from the second floor.
A recent addition to the Aer Lingus Regional fleet, this airframe was first operated by Garuda Indonesia in 2016.
It became EI-HNA in April of this year,