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A little of the evening sunshine is making it's way through my client's trees and shining on this wide-open hibiscus flower, rich with color.
小石头俱乐部3.0: The client’s priority was to maximize the natural light in their new live/work house in Montreal’s Mile-Ex district. This was made challenging by the east-west orientation of the infill lot. However, our design fills even the core of the house with light through the implementation of a 2 storey light-well which runs the length of the southern side of the house. Additional light is reflected into this light-well by the client’s office space – a white volume that sits atop the northern edge light-well. Spaces on the second storey also benefit from the light well’s luminosity; the walls adjacent to it are fully glazed and a floor to ceiling piece of frosted glass brings a very soft light into the bathroom.The expressive back facade of the house is defined by the angular geometry of the floating steel box. The front facade, however, is composed primarily of bricks to conform with the heritage character of the neighbourhood. Two disjuncted apertures break up the brick façade and are lined in aluminum. As only one side of the brick was glazed, a random mix of forward and backward facing bricks were laid to create a more dynamic façade. Architects: NatureHumaineLocation: Avenue Alexandra, Montreal, QC H2S, CanadaArea: 3,300 sqftYear: 2013Photographs: Adrien WilliamsEdit By 小石头俱乐部 来自http://suriliu.diandian.com/post/2013-12-16/40060463936
小石头俱乐部3.0: The client’s priority was to maximize the natural light in their new live/work house in Montreal’s Mile-Ex district. This was made challenging by the east-west orientation of the infill lot. However, our design fills even the core of the house with light through the implementation of a 2 storey light-well which runs the length of the southern side of the house. Additional light is reflected into this light-well by the client’s office space – a white volume that sits atop the northern edge light-well. Spaces on the second storey also benefit from the light well’s luminosity; the walls adjacent to it are fully glazed and a floor to ceiling piece of frosted glass brings a very soft light into the bathroom.The expressive back facade of the house is defined by the angular geometry of the floating steel box. The front facade, however, is composed primarily of bricks to conform with the heritage character of the neighbourhood. Two disjuncted apertures break up the brick façade and are lined in aluminum. As only one side of the brick was glazed, a random mix of forward and backward facing bricks were laid to create a more dynamic façade. Architects: NatureHumaineLocation: Avenue Alexandra, Montreal, QC H2S, CanadaArea: 3,300 sqftYear: 2013Photographs: Adrien WilliamsEdit By 小石头俱乐部 来自http://suriliu.diandian.com/post/2013-12-16/40060463936
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Here is a screen shot of a client's site after I performed a Site Setup. The theme was done by our E-commerce design team to match as closely as possible to her previous site on a different host.
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this was done for a client's 9-months old daugther as a souvenir for her. So that when she is all grown up, she will know her parents love her very much. sure beat those use baby hair to make into brushes gimmic. the concept was to place the child in the nature. a 'man-made' innocence returning to nature's innocence.
My client's restaurant just opened a week ago. All photos except the bottom right photo taken by me...
Taken at a client's wedding.
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Don't have a name for my client's pretty purple flowers, but they're planted with the potted hibiscus I previously uloaded as well as some gerber lillies I uploaded pics of.
A stump in m client's vacant lot in Tanglewood. Grass is already finding away to grow up through a rotted area and it will not take too long for this one to completely break down and disappear.
Phase 2 of my biggest client's.
2 angled bench seats with raised panel fronts, and backrests, with flutes, and rosettes.
One 13 foot tall solid cherry arch for above his mantle.
We are also retrofitting the tv area.
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Rosanne’s fierce determination makes her one of Toronto’s finest real estate agents. No matter what a client’s needs may be, Rosanne goes above and beyond to get the job done. Rosanne is an expert negotiator and will cater to her clients, finding unique and out of the box solutions to situations. Rosanne’s abilities and interesting background will surely benefit her clients, as she handles house and condo purchases and sales as well as commercial properties. She guides her client's comfortably through the real estate process by providing personalized service with insight and energy.
Rosanne’s decision to enter real estate was an easy one, having been in sales most of her life. From Vice President of an advertising company, to TV Host at Canada’s The Shopping Channel for almost a decade, her natural sales ability has been an integral part of her success in real estate.
Rosanne studied at York University where she received a Bachelor’s degree in English. Additionally, Rosanne studied Japanese at University of Toronto. In her free time, Rosanne enjoys traveling. She is also a jazz recording artist as well as a visual artist whose work has been exhibited in galleries and at auction.
To stay within client's budget, majority of kitchen was purchased thru IKEA. I made custom doors from walnut veneer an countertop and floating shelves out of solid walnut.
Imagine your client's excitement when you extend the invitation. A day at the pro-am, a big party the night before and a gift package filled with all kinds of coveted goodies. The day unfolds with a pre-round meal with your playing partners before you set off for the best four hours you can spend on a golf course. After the scorecards are tallied, your crew retires to replay every hole and create life-long golf tales at a post round reception.