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Building work in London, House extension in Fulham, basement renovation in Finchley and Various other building works with London elite Trades
Sunlight pours through the skeletal remains of a missing roof, casting stark shadows across a chaotic floor blanketed in shattered wooden planks and structural debris. Audrey Bergner squats low amidst the wreckage of The Chalet in Córdoba, Argentina, her arms outstretched in a playful, grand presentation of the daunting restoration task ahead. The scene captures the raw, unfiltered reality of alpine restoration and boutique design in this unique South American region, where historic charm often battles with severe decay. Shot from a low, dramatic angle, the photograph emphasizes the vast emptiness of the exposed ceiling and the overwhelming volume of scattered timber in the immediate foreground. A wide-angle lens pulls the viewer intimately into the devastation, utilizing a deep depth of field to keep both the intricate textures of the splintered wood and the distant, encroaching canopy of green trees in sharp focus. Stripped white walls, punctuated by an elegant archway and empty wooden window frames, hint at the boutique elegance that once defined, and will again define, this space. A lonely stepladder stands in the background, a silent testament to the monumental physical labor required to resurrect this alpine-inspired dwelling. The stark contrast between the bright, vital foliage outside and the crumbling, dusty interior highlights the tension between nature's persistence and human architectural preservation. Audrey's vibrant energy and casual posture offer a striking juxtaposition to the surrounding dilapidation, injecting a spirit of resilience and vision into the project. Such restorations are pivotal in Córdoba's architectural landscape, preserving the unique European-influenced heritage that characterizes the province's mountainous retreats. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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La luz del sol entra a raudales a través de los restos esqueléticos de un techo desaparecido, proyectando sombras marcadas sobre un suelo caótico cubierto de tablones de madera destrozados y escombros estructurales. Audrey Bergner se agacha en medio de las ruinas de El Chalet en Córdoba, Argentina, con los brazos extendidos en una presentación lúdica y grandiosa de la desalentadora tarea de restauración que tiene por delante. La escena captura la realidad cruda y sin filtros de la restauración alpina y el diseño boutique en esta singular región sudamericana, donde el encanto histórico a menudo lucha contra un deterioro severo. Tomada desde un ángulo bajo y dramático, la fotografía enfatiza el vasto vacío del techo expuesto y el abrumador volumen de madera esparcida en el primer plano inmediato. Una lente gran angular atrae al espectador íntimamente hacia la devastación, utilizando una gran profundidad de campo para mantener enfocadas tanto las intrincadas texturas de la madera astillada como el distante y verde dosel de los árboles que se avecinan. Las paredes blancas desnudas, marcadas por un elegante arco y marcos de ventanas de madera vacíos, insinúan la elegancia boutique que alguna vez definió, y volverá a definir, este espacio. Una solitaria escalera de tijera se yergue en el fondo, un testimonio silencioso del monumental trabajo físico requerido para resucitar esta morada de inspiración alpina. El marcado contraste entre el follaje brillante y vital del exterior y el interior polvoriento y desmoronado resalta la tensión entre la persistencia de la naturaleza y la preservación arquitectónica humana. La energía vibrante y la postura casual de Audrey ofrecen una sorprendente yuxtaposición a la dilapidación circundante, inyectando un espíritu de resiliencia y visión al proyecto. Tales restauraciones son fundamentales en el paisaje arquitectónico de Córdoba, preservando la herencia única de influencia europea que caracteriza los retiros montañosos de la provincia. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
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Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23
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The stones were from a temple remodel somewhere in Thailand, the owner wanted to make sure that they would not fall down in an earthquake and he wanted the support to be artistic and invisible. www.ironrivercreations.com
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Built circa 1850. Condemned.
Described in Hidden History of Cleveland (History Press, 2011), pages 43-45 and on Cleveland Area History, in the story Save This Greek Revival House!
1209 East 71st Street, Cleveland, Ohio