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results of "support project" in the interior furniture design course that I taught for the first several weeks this spring
Design-thinking workshops presented by Puget Sound SIGCHI and IxDA Seattle for the 2012 Seattle Design Festival.
Featuring presenters:
Nikki Pfarr with Waste Not!
Ming-li Chai with Designing for the Future
Joyce Chou with Sensory Deprivation for Breakthrough Innovation
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This is taken from a series for an interior designer. The project took 4 years to complete. The designer tried to use the original furniture which was found in a book about the property in the 1970's.
Class: Design 3 (3d design)
Assignment: Conceive and build an 8" cube from the outside in, starting with a continuous space frame on all 12 edges. Paint the cube to accentuate or negate certain structural and/or design elements.
Media: Basswood, museum board, acrylic paint.
One of the many things that caught my eye, the interior of this 1957 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz just blew me away -- cars just don't have this sort of personality anymore...
Taken at the 17th Annual Keels & Wheels Concours d'Elegance
Lakewood Yacht Club
Seabrook, Texas
May 2012
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2016-04-10
Vintage fashion photoshoot sponsored by Design Archives Emporium in Greensboro and Winston-Salem, NC.
model: Kelsey Chambers
Styling by: Mary Adkins
Hair by: Kyle Britt
Make up by: Hannah Dezarn
Nikon F2
Nikon Ai 50mm f/1.4 lens
Ilford HP5 400 35mm film
Adox Rodinal (1+50)
20ºC - 11min
My first desktop submission, not a lot of pop but it's very functional for work purposes. Special thanks to Kenzo from customize.org for helping with code for google news feed with pictures.
Features:
Rainmeter: custom set
-Left-Meters
-Left System Information
-Google RSS Image Feed
-HUD-Time
-Gmail reader-modified from Customize skin at
customize.org/rainmeter/skins/62139
ObjectDock: Custom Set
Rainlendar2: "Clear" skin modified
Background: Zenitude from Deviant Art
Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel (main façade, made of backlighted DuPont™ Corian® cubes), design Estudio Vila 13; photo by iesta Hotel Group, all rights reserved
Écrit sur un scrabble : database + design
Réutilisation libre contre un simple lien vers www.tyseo.net (licence CC BY 2.0)
(Completed project photo)
A while back I got the idea to hang a few model airplanes from the ceiling of our baby daughter's bedroom. I wanted to them to be accurate and to scale, but I decided to paint them in bold, monochomatic colors, so they were kid-like too.
There are four in total, all at 1/72 scale: A blue F4U Corsair, a purple P-51 Mustang, a green F-86 Sabre, and an orange F-14 Tomcat, all soaring the skies above our kid's changing table.
Lincoln Cathedral has a strong claim to being England's finest medieval building, being one of the most ambitious and beautifully designed and adorned cathedrals in Europe, a real masterpiece of Gothic architecture.
Sited dramatically on a hilltop overlooking the city below, it's three tapering towers are a landmark visible from miles away over the otherwise flat Lincolnshire countryside. Originally however the effect was even more magnificent, as the towers were formerly crowned by lead-covered wooden spires, the tallest of which gave the cathedral the title of the World's tallest building for some two and a half centuries until the spire was blown down by a gale in 1549. The smaller spires on the west towers survived until they too were dismantled in c1810.
The earliest part is the core of the west front and the lower part of the west towers, part of the original Romanesque cathedral begun in 1088 by Bishop Remigius and ornamented with a fine carved frieze, of which significant sections remain (some recently replaced by copies, others still currently boxed in for protection from the elements). The remainder of this building suffered damage in an earthquake in 1185 and was replaced by the present cathedral in the following century.
The first phase of reconstruction between 1192 & 1210 was directed by Bishop Hugh of Avalon, later known as St Hugh of Lincoln, whose shrine was later venerated in the completed building. The bulk of the building is 13th century Early English Gothic, with lancet windows, coloured marbles and stunning rose windows in the main transepts (like several of England's larger cathedral's Lincoln was given a secondary pair of transepts flanking the choir).
The final part was the extension east of St Hugh's choir which is one of the richest, most celebrated expressions of English Gothic dating from the early 14th century, known as the Angel choir after the carvings that decorate it's higher parts (other sculptural details here include the famous Lincoln Imp). The cathedral's main tower was also raised at this time, followed by the heightening of the western towers, adding great height to the main facades extraordinary width. The former spires must have finished the effect in spectacular fashion.
The cathedral contains some superb stained glass, including a substantial amount of it's original 13th century glazing in the choir aisle east windows and the main transepts, particularly the two rose windows (the Dean's Eye to the north, with much of it's original Last Judgement narrative, and the later Bishop's Eye to the south, mostly composed of fragments in set in gorgeous tracery). Most however is Victorian, but very effective nonetheless, with a particularly rich sequence in the nave aisles. There are also some more contemporary pieces in certain chapels.
The cathedral also boasts some of the finest medieval woodwork in the country in it's superb choir stalls, extensively carved with canopies with misericords (though sadly the latter are rarely on show). There are surprisingly few major monuments for so grand a cathedral, compared to so many others; the best known being the heart tomb of Queen Eleanor (a Victorian reconstruction after the original was destroyed by Cromwell's mob).
Though the cathedral never served as a monastic foundation, it was nonetheless provided with cloisters and an impressive chapter house at the north east corner. The cloisters are relatively small and lost their northern side in the 17th century, afterwards replaced by a lighter arcade with a new cathedral library above it designed by Sir Christopher Wren.in 1674. One of the four surviving original copies of the Magna Carta was held here for centuries, though more recently it was put on display at the nearby Lincoln Castle.
For more see below:-
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln_Cathedral
Or the cathedral's own website here:-
Here you can see our new bathroom lights. Our architect from Design_Today found them on sale from one of the commercial manufactures, we never heard of. They are very cool and contemporary!
This concrete planter is 1of 6 or more for a client. Natural look with a distressed finish. Nicole is pictured here for scale. White is used on the slurry fill.
Campanha para loja Decorata, especializada em decoração, paisagismo, itens de mobiliário e projetos de arquitetura. Foto de Giovane Sebastiany.
A front entry design with a water feature to add the element of style and sophistication. watermark developments have this down to a fine art with this great looking front door entry and using Stile Edge's half bull-nose on a porcelain tile really compliments the entire area.
Publid Domain Book: Design and representation.
Published 1910 by State in [Albany, N.Y.] .
Written in English.
openlibrary.org/books/OL23294034M/Design_and_representation.
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