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2 story stainless steel clad penthouse stair. Caliper Studio detailed, fabricated and installed for AVO Construction and Ben Hansen Architects.
Interesting pink painted stones in the lower part of the house, matched by pink painted bricks in the wall. All very curious. The doorway to the right is original. I am not sure what lurks behind the porch extension. The satellite dish is wildly out of keeping.
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I loved the colors in this photo...the kilt cracked me up too. Patrick clearly thought he was judging a Highland Games on this day.
A lovely muse, clad in a pristine white gown with flowing black hair, sits upon a chair amidst the verdant lawn. With a cheerful demeanor, she poses gracefully, holding a bouquet of flowers in the morning light.
Clad in their bright yellow school uniforms, the young school children at the Exodus Junior Academy in Juba welcomed the arrival of peacekeepers serving with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan with a song and dance about trees.
“Let us give back to nature by planting trees. Let us plant trees for better learning, let us plant trees for a better future,” the students’ voices rang out in chorus as the team from the mission pulled up.
Why this joyous musical outburst about embellishing their school on the outskirts of the capital with more greenery? Because planting trees, and showing the pupils how to do it, was the reason for the peacekeepers’ special visit. The activity was part of the UN mission’s Carbon Sink Initiative, designed to reduce its ecological footprint in the country.
Founded in 2015 with an initial 70 pupils, enrolment at Exodus is currently up to nearly 200, having persevered through the outbreak of conflict in Juba in 2016, which nearly brought the school to its knees. Now the quaint-looking structure, built out of bamboo, teak poles, mud walls and a roof made of iron sheets, stands proud.
The young boys and girls, on the other hand, stood curious and eager to learn around Farai Mushayavanhu, an environmental education officer from UNMISS. Holding a petite mahogany seedling, he explained in detail the proper steps and procedures to nurture and care for the sapling.
Rebecca Ladu, a girl from Primary Five, showed particular interest.
“We learned how we can plant trees today. We can get sources of medicine. We can sit under the tree. We can even get fruits. It will make our school beautiful,” she said.
The little tree, when firmly set in the ground, was off to a great start in life: seconds after being planted it was welcomed by drops of water falling down from the sky. Its addition to the school, placed directly in the middle of the otherwise drab compound, was greeted with enthusiasm for the learning opportunities it would provide.
“Having trees in our compound is going to enhance the learning of our pupils and they will become more competent in issues concerning nature and the environment,” said Sokiri Ambamba George, Headmaster of Exodous.
“This is going to enrich our environment and our pupils are going to benefit from the shade, nurturing environment, good weather conditions, and fruits that we are going to get from the trees,” he added.
The Carbon Sink Initiative, led by the peacekeeping mission’s environmental engineering section and undertaken in collaboration with the government of South Sudan, is distributing 5,000 indigenous tree seedlings across the mission and to various schools, sports centres, and institutions.
As the rain started coming down more heavily, the planting of the remaining seventeen trees, including mango, lemon, guava, and teak, was postponed. The learning session, however, has just started.
Photo: UNMISS / Eric Kanalstein
Ringstad Sjøhus 28/02/2013 09h56
Velkommen was not just a word or a sign next to the entrance of this guesthouse. It was the feeling we had from begin to end during our stay. Ann Karina and Ian Robins and their crew did everything in their possibilties to make our stay unforgettable. Despite the fact that it was raining a lot (quite exceptional) and there was no snow at excessively high temperatures for the time of year we know for sure: we want to return!
Thank you Ann Karina, Ian and crew!
Ringstad Sjøhus (seaside accommodations)
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Surrounded by wonderful isles and skerries, the beautiful mountains and spectacular views make Ringstad Sjøhus the peaceful paradise you have been dreaming about. Live the good, simple life and sleep well in stylish holiday apartments, fisherman’s cabins or our little white Nordland-style cottage all year round. Our restaurant offers a healthy breakfast and delicacies from the sea and mountains, and some good conversation into the bargain. The management, Ann Karina and Ian, constitute the creative, determined, down to earth and positive hosts you long to visit. If you like, they will take you on exciting adventures that will make your stay even more memorable. Try cycling along the flower-clad roadsides, a peaceful paddle on a virgin fjord, or a walk in snow shoes under the glow of the Northern Lights. Learn to paddle, get tips on nature photography, try your luck at fishing - goose pimples guaranteed.
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A newer house, perhaps on bomb damaged land. Its neighbours have stuck with the original wood and brick finish, but this is quite an exciting departure, perhaps influenced by cladding on older bay fronted houses in the neighbourhood. I rather like its boldness.
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Louvre cladding was installed to the University of Western Sydney to act as a weatherproof form of ventilation.
Last night part of the CLAD team and Becky Bradley hit the Phoenix Zombie Walk 2013 to not only have some fun, but to connect with fans of comic cons...and...The Walking Dead- because come January 2014 Amazing Arizona Comic Con will be here in Arizona, and special guest Robert Kirkman, along with numerous other special guests ( amazingarizonacomiccon.com/) will be here! SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT- ON JAN. 24TH CLAD WILL BE HOSTING THE ZOMBIE BEAUTY PAGEANT under Jimmy Jay of Jay Comics. The Zombie Beauty Pageant is open to males or females age 16 and older. Rules and Guidelines will be shared soon, but we want you to start planning! Special judges for the pageant include: BigChris and his beautiful wife Beth, John Kestner, Dani Katurian. We are excited, ready, and looking to an Amazing time! Meanwhile enjoy the photos taken last night at the Phoenix Zombie Walk 2013 — in Phoenix, AZ.
Subtle changes to window lights to the left, including removal or doorway. stone cladding Leytonstone E11
It is unusual to find such a fine garden in front of a stone clad house. Normally any flowing conucopia will take one's eye away from the master work on the walls behind it. In this case the cladding is discretely monochromic and the whole is satisfactory. What is not so succssful is the rather odd cladding around the shared moulding above the doors, especially since the next door house seems to have dispensed with it altogether.
Right hand side photo showing the old stone-cladded retaining wall of unknown age, and the sealed portal of an air-raid precaution tunnel (ARP Portal 068) atop Wanchai Road, built under Ruttonjee Hospital. This tunnel shelter being idled for a very long time.
Top left photo, taken in 1964, showing the Ming Tak Commercial Building at 101-103A Wan Chai Road was not yet built (on Lots I.L. 434, I.L. 435 s.A, s.B, s.C, and R.P.), and the section of land at Ruttonjee Hospital close to these lots was not yet developed.
Lower left photo showing the last days of Ming Tak Commercial Building before it was knocked down in 2012
Any information about this sealed up air-raid precautions tunnel ? Further development of Ruttonjee Hospital a quarter of a Century ago may have caused damage to the lining of the air-raid precautions tunnel, possibly due to construction of the hospital new building foundation.
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This is the Bridford Mews facade of 10 Weymouth St, which has recently been refurbished and extended. I've not enhaced these pictures at all in Photoshop.
The facade is completely different to anything I have ever seen, and I think I like its imagination, creativity and innovation. What do you think?