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Le design particulier du centre de quartier L’Arbrisseau est mis en valeur par son revêtement en aluminium non traité et en verre. Les fenêtres ouvrantes transparentes offrent différentes vues. Les fenêtres translucides, protégées selon le principe de l'éco-conception, créent différentes qualités de lumière. Ils garantissent des conditions visuelles et thermiques optimales été comme hiver.
The particular design of the L’Arbrisseau neighborhood centre is emphasised by its untreated aluminium and glass sheathing. The transparent opening windows offer different views. Translucide windows, protected according to the principle of eco-design, create different qualities of light. They guarantee optimum visual and thermal conditions in summer and winter.
"Fenêtre sainte"
La basilique Saint Pierre offerte à la vue depuis une galerie du musée du Vatican. Une vue pas comme les autres dans un Etat pas comme les autres....
St Peter's Basilica on view from a gallery in the Vatican Museum. A view like no other in a state like no other....
✨ A visual exploration of faith, light and heritage — see the full series:
👉 Sacred Figures – A Journey Through Religious Art in Europe : www.flickr.com/photos/201798544@N06/albums/72177720325181156
i was cleaning up my photos and found a folder of shots from my trip to france last summer that i had forgotten about...
I just liked the boat, though almost every other house has a boat in the window!
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :O)
Windows of Opportunity" have been on my mind a lot. We are tentatively scheduled to take a May tour of Bryce & Zion canyons with Road Scholar in May of 2022. The COVID numbers are rising. If I were in my 40's , I would wait and say that there would be other opportunities "when life becomes more normal (safe)". I am in my mid-70's and healthy. There is still the thought in the back of my mind as to how many windows of opportunity will be in my future. We will decide as the time draws nearer.
I am reflecting, not complaining. We have weathered the pandemic well and our living situation is comfortable. I have also had many opportunities in the past to experience other places. The Irish rover in my genes still longs for a look beyond my present horizon, however, and it's a nagging feeling.
There will be one other post in this "windows of opportunity" series.
View of the reflection of a bank window on the corner of Muskogee Ave, in Tahlequah Oklahoma. The street sign is also in Cherokee since this is the Cherokee Capital for Cherokee Nation.
Happy Window Wednesday. Maggie was sound asleep in her little bed last evening and all the Christmas lights looked so pretty looking out through the windows.
An edit from a shoot earlier this year with this wonderful model. Thank you for your appreciation, Gail