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Bronold Associates installing white kitchen cabinets
Shaker style white kitchen by Bronold Associates
Associate Director Patricia Hernandez and artist Aliza Shvarts welcome the 2019 cohort to A.I.R. Gallery in DUMBO, Brooklyn. Here, Hernandez shares the history of A.I.R. Gallery and its continued mission to support women artists. June 28, 2019.
Wildfire-associated debris flow diagram showing a post-wildfire debris flow.
Graphic by Daniel E. Coe, Washington Geological Survey
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Post-Wildfire Debris Flow graphic 01 Mountain Slope
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Post-Wildfire Debris Flow graphic 04 Triptych
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Penonni human resources staff match skills to job types with kids from William H. Hunter Elementary.
Rosewood, chrome and smoked glass side/coffee table by Merrow Associates produced in the UK sometime in the early 70s.
Merrow Associates produced furniture of the very highest quality from the late 60s to late 70s. Thier products were only sold through elite stores such as Harrods.
Incredibly beautiful Rosewood veneer.
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75/02/11 Mexico, Bhagavad-gita 2.11
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Sri bhagavan uvaca. Bhagavan means the Supreme Being. In the English dictionary when you consult the ...
Associate Professor Danielle Logue, Management Discipline Group, UTS Business School. Photo Credit: Damien Pleming
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Associated General Contractors Oregon-Columbia Chapter 2017 Summer Convention, Skamania Lodge, Skamania, WA.
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The shingle-style is commonly associated with an architectural style of New England. So, it was surprising to find three examples of the shingle-style in Roanoke, Virginia—and all on the same block of 2nd Street. Not all shingle-style homes use shingles on their sidings, and they may use a variety of building materials. There are other elements in this style. “The style also conveyed a sense of the house as continuous volume.” (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shingle_style_architecture) Jackie Craven in her article on this style says “The roof line is irregular, with many gables and cross-gables hiding numerous brick chimneys. Roof eaves are found on several levels, sometimes morphing into porches and carriage overhangs.” (www.thoughtco.com/shingle-style-architecture-american-spi...
) It is a pleasure to see the bays, towers, oriel windows, bracketing, roof types, etc. combined in one mass.
[13 photos in this album] At 1144 2nd Street in Roanoke, Virginia is the third shingle-style house on that block. The others are at 1112 and 1130. This is a 2 1/2 story frame house with a sweeping gable on the front façade (part of a cross-gable roof) along with a 2-story oriel window, tapered stone columns supporting the roof to a recessed porch, and a steep pointed roof and brackets on the gable. The roof line is complex with hipped roofs, overhangs, wide eaves with brackets, dormers and a leaning chimney. On one side are wooden steps leading to a gabled entrance on the top level. A gabled detached building is at the rear of the property. The 4200 square foot structure was built circa 1891. The nomination form for the National Register says that Russell Watson, Roanoke Clerk off Courts, bought the home in 1891. The SAH Archipedia states that the home was built for Joseph H. Sands, a partner in the land company responsible for the three shingle-style houses on the street. Sands named his residence Briar Lodge. From what I gathered, the building today consists of apartments. The house is included in the Southwest Historic District of Roanoke, which was added to the National Register of Historic Places June 19, 1985 with reference number 85001349. The nomination form is located at www.dhr.virginia.gov/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/128-0049_...
The SAH Archipedia entry on this house is at sah-archipedia.org/buildings/VA-02-RK42
For more information on this house style check
Craven, Jackie. "A Look at Shingle Style Architecture." ThoughtCo, May. 14, 2025, thoughtco.com/shingle-style-architecture-american-spirit-178047.
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