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Goldstone Enterprises is dealer for samsung’s STARON products which is equivalent to Dupont’s Corian material. Staron is a 100 % Acrylic Solid surface product. This is made by Korean technology in South Korea. This is one of the most beautiful interior products.
Its applications are wash counter tops with bowls, Counter tops without bowl, counters for any use or just a wash basin. This materials also helps architects and interior designers to create bathroom designs with excellent designer bathroom concepts incorporating moulded wash basin including bathroom fittings. So hereinafter bathroom basins and hand wash need not just bowl but a integrated bowl with counter top.
One another area it is very useful is in kitchen designs to create non-porous, germ- free environment. Kitchen counter top can be made out of this wonderful material with sinks made of stainless steel or kitchen sink made out of the same material.
Interieur, 1934. Architect: F. Lensvelt.
Fotograaf: onbekend. Collectie NAi | TENT_n103
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Interior, 1934. Architect: F. Lensvelt.
Photographer: unknown. NAI Collection | TENT_n103
Persistent URL: zoeken.nai.nl/object/3532
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Cliente: Privado
Diseño: Hiram Rosales, Manuel Miñon Fuentes, Adán Ávila, Yandery Hdez.
Año: 2011
Locación: Xalapa, Veracruz
Structure Synth / Sunflow
I returned back to Sunflow for this one. I am really enjoying the lighting effects I can get with path-tracing. The image is inspired by a POVray scene here: www.8ung.at/halcyon/povray/scene3.html
Rendering Notes:
resolution 2560x1600
aa 3 3
rays per subpixel 8
path tracing samples 1
Render Time: 16 hours.
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McDonald's #4123 (3,861 square feet)
7400 Hull Street Road, Richmond, VA
Built in summer 2007, interior renovated in summer 2021 (originally built/opened in 1977)
Kroger #310 (49,319 square feet)
1790 E Market Street, Spotswood Valley Square, Harrisonburg, VA
Built and opened in 1989, renovated in the early 2000s
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Furniture & Photography by MERIDIANI, ITALY
Available through SPENCER INTERIORS
Featured on gaileguevara.blogspot.com/
Furniture & Photography by MERIDIANI, ITALY
Available through SPENCER INTERIORS
Iglesia del Monasterio de La Rábida. No se puede precisar con seguridad la fecha de su construcción. El edificio está compuesto por tres partes principales: la única nave principal, el presbiterio/capilla mayor y la capilla de Santa María de la Rábida o Nª Sª de los Milagros. Uno de los elementos con mayor antigüedad que se conservan es un arco que da entrada a una pequeña capilla. Se pueden ver algunos frescos originales que son piezas de arte de gran valor. El techo está cubierto por un artesonado en madera policromada de influencia mudéjar, del siglo XIX, realizado por Ricardo Velázquez Bosco, que eliminó la anterior bóveda de cañón, construida en el siglo XVIII. Sobre las paredes hay diez cuadros del pintor Juan de Dios Fernández, del siglo XVIII, con representaciones de la vida de san Francisco. Presidiendo el altar mayor está la escultura de Jesucristo crucificado, del siglo XV, que sustituyó a una anterior destruida durante la Guerra Civil Española. En el lado norte del presbiterio hay una puerta que comunica éste con la actual sacristía, que es de planta rectangular, y está presidida por un Crucificado de León Ortega de 1962, el Cristo del Mayor Dolor. En el muro sur hay una pequeña capilla dedicada a la patrona de La Rábida, la Virgen de los Milagros - Santa María de la Rábida. La iglesia está comunicada con el claustro de la portería por medio de unos arcos de clara influencia almohade. La Rábida, Palos de la Frontera (Huelva) 30/6/2009
English Eccentric Den
Designer: Lucid Interior Design
Client: Spectacular Homes of Toronto
Media: Print & Web
The interior of the reconstruction of the Great Hall; Grand Portage National Monument, on Lake Superior in northern Minnesota.
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Why Reconstructed Places Have Gone Out of Fashion
One of the problems with historical landmark reconstruction is the gaps in the information. The folks who built and decorated the Great Hall at Grand Portage likely had some drawings and other documentation, but those typically leave out essential details. These museums are generally a cross between things which are clearly known, things which are believed to be typical, and the occasional WAG. I don't know the exact mix, here; on the whole, the place is convincing. But I've spent enough time researching easier subjects to know the limitations of historical research.
Then there are pedagogical issues. The present display includes table settings, trade goods, maps, and furs; this is more to give the enactors who inhabit the place something to point at as they explain things than any pretense of historical accuracy. That is to say, I'm sure the display is "accurate" at some level, but I'm also quite certain that when the trading headquarters was active you'd never find the place looking even vaguely like this photo shows.
Nonetheless, I love the place. Perhaps in a decade or so I'll find my way there yet again.
University of Gloucestershire Interior Design students visiting the new student village taht is being constructed in Pitville, Cheltenham.
Picture by Clint Randall www.pixelprphotography.co.uk
Dollar Tree #4211 (7,500 square feet)
7126 Hayes Shopping Center, Hayes Shopping Center, Hayes, VA
Opened July 29th, 2009; previously Sal's Pizza (early 1990s-2003)/CHKD Thrift Store (March 1993-April 2009)
Anderson Collection at Stanford University
Museum of contemporary American art
Interior of museum
Museum web site:
McDonald’s #33273 (3,704 square feet)
6465 Caratoke Highway, Grandy, NC
Built and opened in 2010, interior renovated in fall 2019