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Introducing the "Primrose" by Tresidio Homes. This brand new floor plan is located directly across from the gorgeous clubhouse and pool in Hazelwood Village. Complete with the high standard amenities that you will always find in Tresidio Homes. Walk-in tile shower in the master, hardwood and tile flooring, granite counters and beautiful architecture inside and out. MUST SEE KITCHEN! Butcher Block Kitchen Island. You have got to see to believe this fabulous home.
This old church in Morphett Vale, Adelaide has been boarded up because there are huge cracks in it and it's unsafe. Such a shame that nothing has been done to try and restore it.
Hotel Jan III Sobieski
Plac Artura Zawiszy 1
Warsaw
Named after King Jan III Sobieski (1674-1696). Nice rooms and service, not far from the center.
The architects (Otto Richter and Leopold Ramsauer) were already known by their construction of the "Jubilee Workshop Court" (Kaiser-Franz-Joseph-Jubiläums-Werkstättenhof)" from 1908 to 1909, Vienna 6, Mollardgasse 85-85a.
The construction work with around 150 rooms and 40 apartments, is a striking example of the Viennese industrial building after the turn of the century. The exterior shows the typical industrial facades of the early 20th Century for which the break-up of the outer walls in pilaster-like piers with large intervening windows characteristic is.
In the Jubiläums-Werkstättenhof "Mariahilf" by Richter and Ramsauer was, after Wehdorn/Georgeacopol-Winischhofer "one of the greatest examples of a complex of buildings in which the idea to combine both a variety of different commercial and industrial buildings as well as people homes in a unit realized".
Otto Richter has at the age of 44 years at the home of his parents, Franz-Josephsbahnstraße 35, Wien 9, where he also lived, died.
Leopold Ramsauer, despite prolonged illness, had worked tirelessly until his death, and died at the age of 41 years in the General Hospital of spinal tuberculosis.
"The brewers’guild founded in the 14th century, buys the "Gulden Boom" premises at the end of the 16th century. In 1695, however, the French army bombs the city of Brussels under Field Marshal de Villeroi. Mosqt houses on the Grand-Place are distroyed. The brewers, however, decide to finance the reconstruction of their house and commission architect Willem De Bruyn to do so." www.belgianbrewers.be/en/who-are-we/brewers-house-52/arti...
The Grand Place or Grote Markt in Dutch is one of the most beautiful squares in Europe with architecture from 3 different eras (Baroque, Gothic and Louis XIV) making their marks on the square giving it an eclectic flavour. This eclectic quality earned the Grand Place a listing as one of the Sites of World Heritage by UNESCO in 1998.
52 Evington Drive. Home of Elsie Maud Norman, formerly Lee, and Harry Rose from their marriage in 1938. Elsie carried on living there after Harry's death. She died in 1981.
The Old Citrus County Courthouse is a historic site built in 1912. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on April 17, 1992. The building was designed by J. R. MacEachron and Willis R. Biggers.
In the local history gallery, the museum contains an exhibit on the role Citrus Country played in the Civil War.
Students of NSA had an opportunity to Visit & Study the North-East India covering Darjeeling – Gangtok – Kolkata for about 15 days as a part of their integral education program. While this tour provided a broad overview of architecture, it also supported the undergraduate architecture curriculum and inspired design excellence. Students had gained experience through site visits of great significance and studied historic and contemporary architecture which provided good exposure beyond classroom environment. This Study Tour was fused with the Architectural Design Studio in order to facilitate NSA students with opportunities to experience buildings in the context of Hill Town Development, to incite critical thinking, to have an understanding of cultural and historical values and sustained interest in the subject. This program enabled students to evaluate their works through observation and documentation that culminated in drawings, photographs, write ups, sketches, debates etc. factoring contour analysis, topography and climate responsive design, so on and so forth.
boston, massachusetts
july 1969
corner of essex and kingston
chinatown
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From Trashigang to Trashiyangtse and back visiting
Gom Kora and Chorten Kora.
GOM KORA is in a lovely setting where valley widens out. Its golden roofs gleamed in the sun. It is surrounded by terraced rice fields and small vegetable and flower gardens tended by the small monks, using a hand held plough to dig. Chickens were running round.
The history of the site goes back to the 7thC when Guru Rinpoche meditated in a cave in a large rock in the garden before subduing an evil spirit disguised as a snake. The present building is 18thC and contains several of Guru Rinpoche’s sacred treasures which were found by Pema Lingpa.
and Chorten Kora at the base of Trasiyangtse.
This dazzling white stupa is situated on the riverbank below the town. Constructed in 1740 by Lama Ngawang Loday, it is built in the same style as Bodhnath stupa in Nepal, with eyes painted at the four cardinal points.
NYCHA public housing projects by the Brooklyn Bridge.
Learn more about this building and who the architect/developer was on the Eyesores of New York blog (and see other ugly buildings).