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One end of the loft structure, against the west wall. A 2x6 lag bolted into all of the available, irregularly spaced, studs.
Corridoio.LUNGO! Mancano solo il triciclo e le bambine che ripetono "Vieni a giocare con noi...per sempre...per sempre...per sempre..." :-)
This is an "x-ray" version of what the view from the webcam should look like when finished. If you compare with the picture from the webcam, you can see the low wall towards the back left and the stairs in the middle.
The former Cutter Playground has been completely excavated to make way for a new underground parking garage next to the Alumni Lofts development.
I can't believe how clean my loft is now! We moved all the old computers and the plastic storage units to the back bedroom closet. Compare to www.flickr.com/photos/chrisandbabs/2606976941/in/set-7215...
other side of the 1/2 divider. i could see making this an office for the two of us too. if we wanted to use the sleeping loft.
A bedroom with a balcony overlooking the Smoky Mountains of Gatlinburg is just one of the attractive features of Bluegreen’s resort, MountainLoft.
"A modest single-family residence envisioned as a beach house in the city. The home evokes natural & mythic images of a ship, beach combing & beach cabins, & has been awarded w/ regional design awards, published nationally & internationally, & is currently on exhibit in Washington DC at the National Building Museum Exhibit. Architects: atelierjones LLC | Structural Engineer: HVE Engineers | Contractor: Cascade Built."
Madison Park Home & Garden Tour
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The Nasher Museum is asking visitors to share photographs to enhance the exhibition "The Jazz Loft Project: W. Eugene Smith in New York City, 1957-1965" on view February 3 - July 10, 2011.
nasher.duke.edu/exhibitions_jazz_loft.php
W. Eugene Smith photographed the street below his fourth-floor loft. He took some of these photos through a broken window that had been painted black. This jagged opening created an unusual frame.
You can try using this frame to compose your own photos. Download a free app for your smartphone (Search for "Nasher Museum" in the Droid Marketplace or the Apple AppStore), or use a Photoshop version: nasher.duke.edu/app/windowmask.psd
Submit your photos to be shared here and in the Nasher Museum galleries.