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curved and flat surfaces. in vivid colours add an elegant sense in buildings and constructions of all kinds. attractive. flexible. etalbond is the appropriate cladding solution for interior and exterior surfaces in new constructions and renovations. the material is rigid, light, and durable and has good insulating properties, resulting in energy-efficient buildings. furthermore, it is easily installed and formed into a variety of shapes.

 

etalbond is a first-class sandwich-type composite panel consisting of a non-toxic polyethylene core firmly bonded between fine aluminium facing and backside sheets. etalbond sheets are produced in different core thicknesses 2, 3 and 5mm with aluminium sheets of 0.5, standard sheet widths of 1000, 1250 and 1500 mm and lengths 2000 up to 7000 mm. the total thickness of etalbond is thus 3, 4 and 6mm. bonding of the aluminium sheets with the core is accomplished by highly compressing the three parts (two aluminium sheets and adhesive along with the polyethylene) within the rolls, resulting in a strong and exceptionally rigid flat sheet of composite panel.

 

etalbond is ideal for using in severe environmental conditions such as in polluted urban and industrial areas, as the panels are practically maintenance-free; while their cleaning is easy. the design of a particular building easily characterises a whole area, even a town or a city. the innovative building designs of nowadays make etalbond the ideal visionary inspiration for architects.

it is important to preserve the beauty of the natural environment. Any construction in an open space requires special consideration. highway toll posts and petrol stations, industrial buildings and tunnels all need to blend with the natural environment.

 

once again, etalbond provides ideal solutions.

 

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All the tiles are now on. Work now going on with the fixtures, fittings and services.

02/08/2013

City Loop Trail along 34th Street.

These are some lovely bikini clad young ladies who just happened to visit Reach Falls in Jamaica on the day and time that we were there shooting it for our website - 3D-Jamaica.com. They came to this out of the way attraction so that they could take private photos of one another in their bikinis.

 

But once I explained to them that the Jamaica Tourist Board endorsed our 3D photography there at the Falls for our special 3D website which we created to help Jamaican tourism they let us join in too! What a nice Godsend and what a nice gift from them for Jamaica's tourists to view, eh?

  

Usually found on the external roof coverings on some of Glasgow's historic buildings, this is actually on the staircase inside the Lighthouse in Glasgow (an exhibition venue). Love the colour of the bare copper vs the oxidised parts and this was a close up, taken with my Helios 44m adapted lens.

Castelli make some lovely cycle clothing.

Hygienic wall cladding in NHS

This time I took my tripod as I wandered around the Broley barn again on a hot day when I caught sight of this particular spot that had been clad with corrugated metal for protection from the weather, grin! I admit that I am still looking Broley's over to try to get my seeing ability untracked. Decisions! I may yet visit again even before the weather cools in the fall. I think that the skies have to turn better and the smoke clears first. That might be any day after June this year. Nobel physicists from N.C.A.R. have pointed out the complications of the ratio between record highs and record lows that never changed much up through the seventies even through the dust bowl. One scientist mentioned the evil words "Global Warming." I expect that "Romoney" and the righties have their own reasons why the high records are so badly balanced today. Fantasy no doubt. The 2010-11 result was supposedly 2.8 times over what ought to be an even ratio. Two N.C.A.R. scientists claim it is now 10:1, 11:1 or 13.5:1 imbalance. It chills my blood (if only something could). One scientist said: get ready regardless of what the politicians tell you! We've already burned more of New Mexico and Colorado than ever before and now Montana is going up and we here are sending "special" storms to you folks out east. If only putting more petroleum into our air would help, the righties, themselves could blow smoke into the air. Or perhaps the righties ought to limit their expertise to blowing smoke up you! I hope you liked the last storm we sent!

 

Confidence men like Boy George and Romoney won't give up on you, they will surely come back for more so I'd suggest keeping you hands in your own pockets. Michael Milken went to prison for his tricks but now Bane Capital change the name of the heist to hide it from the marks! Come to think of it, this cladding sure looks like the Mittster's Magic Underwhere.

 

This brings a thought of building economically to mind. I guess that if the thought of building well never comes to mind, you won't mind rebuilding again too much. Time to cover the Broley barn for a third time!

  

A group of several hundred mostly chador-clad women stood off to one side.

Presence of beds in garden indicates furnished let perhaps. The earliest documented house bearing stone cladding seen by me so far...1859 with fine house name tablet of the period. The manorial door and leaded light window panes along with the stone cladding is a welcome relief in what is quite a desert for this style of moderisation in London.

The end wall is of original yellowish brick, as next door. The classical forms around the door make this somewhat unexciting piece of cladding more interesting. Unusually the porch entrance has also been clad in stone. Sadly, the classical baluster motif has been excised from the tableau above the doorway.

Cembrit Patina fiber cement boards.

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.

Three Turkish gents relaxing at the local village cafe high up in the Pine Clad forest above Olu Deniz hills. Some difficult lighting but come out not too bad. I think I will try a B&W version when I get time.

 

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Bad news-in August 2011,the cladding was removed in a terrible act of gentrification.Further photo to come.

Mixed-Use Apartment/Retail Project in Seattle with Gray and Red fiber cement boards on a rainscreen system. Architect: Perkins + Will

Thinking outside the box....I love it. Oddly asymmetrical. The coloured brick wall is another master stroke. The originality of the two neighbours heightens the interest. The one on the left retains original windows or copies thereof. Nice chimney pots.;; Perhaps the stone cladding represents Africa (above) and Australia (below) Perhaps western India above the door

And now about to star in an animated film!.

Mixed-Use Apartment/Retail Project in Seattle with Gray and Red fiber cement boards. Architect: Perkins + Will

Taken during Max Power Live 2006 at the NEC in Birmingham.

San Francisco Residence with White Fiber Cement Boards on a Rain-Screen. Installed by Saturn Construction.

Resolvi participar do desafio ABC do Esmalte 2015 do blog Coisas de Menininha no Instagram, e essa semana o desafio era usar um esmalte que tivesse o nome começando com I! O escolhido foi esse lindão aí, o Iron Clad da Cuccio, que, além de cumprir o desafio, tem a cara do outono e, pq não dizer, da Páscoa, que tá chegando!

Minerit HD Fiber Cement Boards (painted) on a rainscreen system for the Community Corporation of Santa Monica. Daly Genik Architects, Ruiz Bros. Construction, RT Framing.

Victoria'c Secret mannequins in the Caesar's Forum Shops.

Dress: PlanetGold @ Ross' (It was only $1.49)!

Shoes: Converse mules @ Ross'

Hat: ? @ Loehmann's

 

*Bike*

New handlebar grips: Sunlite Classic City Bar Grips @ Amazon.com

Streamers made by me

A woman passes in front of a window that opens up to the cladding on the exterior of the African-American Museum in DC.

 

When patrons descend the escalator from the third to the second floor, they pass through a concourse along the north side, and that concourse is up against this open view. The cladding is along the entire exterior of the museum, and from the inside, it makes for some interesting lighting effects.

 

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Bridge Street, Richmond, Vermont USA • Lovely old cupola topped farmhouse, with most of its original detail now obscured under aluminum siding (but it doesn't need a paint job).

A superb example of copper-clad pottery by the metalworker from Canton, Ohio, Charles Clewell, is estimated to bring between $2500 and $3500 at the Treadway-Toomey auction on May 7. A large, 15-inch tall vase in a classic form with an exquisite original red and green patina, the piece is marked "8-2-6." When he wasn't otherwise occupied as a metalworker or a technician for a roller bearing manufacturer, he toiled for years to perfect his metal-on-pottery overlay technique and his incomparable patinas. As he wished, the secret to his techniques remains a mystery to this day. In 1937 he was recognized in Paris, where he was awarded the distinguished "Diploma of the International Exposition of the Arts and Techniques" by the French government.

Hoek van Holland, the Netherlands

SPIN Pizza with Dark Brown Fiber Cement Boards on a rainscreen system. Design by: Architects Design Consortium

Quite an unremarkable piece of cladding, with sporadic and irregular darker stone. The street sign is original pre-world war I

I'm not clear how the cladders chose where to put the contrasting blocks...perhaps they used the I-Ching.

This scantily-clad female literally bounced around on tip-toes for ages before settling on this spot, ensuring that lots of people had a good view of her.

Eva-Last, Infinity, Swiss Oak, Capped Bamboo Composite Decking, VistaClad, Infinity, Swiss Oak, Composite Cladding.

True Kilimanjaro and Antarctic fiber cement boards on a concealed fastened rainscreen system.

Cherry Crest Elementary School with Red Fiber Cement Boards on a rainscreen (overlap) system. Architect: NAC Architecture

Split Croatia- Pine-clad hills, secluded coves, beaches- Split and the Dalmatian Riviera have been premier destinations on the Adriatic since the days of theRoman Emperors.

In fact, medieval Split was built within and around the palace built for the emperor Diocletian in his retirement.

The charms that entertained Emperors are still evident today. The Dalmatian Riviera offers the traveler a heady blend of natural beauty and fascinating cultural sites.

Diocletian abdicated in 305 A.D . During his reign , the emperor ruthlessly persecuted Christians. Ironically Split’s St. Dominius’ Cathedral occupies his mausoleum.

As far as we know, the original settlers here were Dalmatians tribes, later joined by Greek merchants, who saw the value of the harbor and its proximity to the rich interior. The first Romans stablished a colony nearby at Selona in 78 B.C, taking full advantage of the same features. Selona eventually became the Roman administrative center for Dalmatia, especially after Caesar settled other Italian colonist there. Roman roads and aqueducts were added to exploit the rich mines and farms along the sunny coast.

Diocletian Palace- The heart of old Split is built within and around the sprawling 8.4 acre(3.4 hectare) Palace erected by Diocletians.

 

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True Kilimanjaro and Antarctic fiber cement boards on a concealed fastened rainscreen system.

Minerit HD fiber cement boards used on a rainscreen system. Designed by GGLO Architects.

Comparative analysis of volumetric asymmetry in the habenulae of teleosts.(A) Drawings of adult male individuals belonging to different teleost species, placed in the context of a cladogram of the teleost lineage according to Nelson [28]. For each species, the corresponding panels from columns B to F are aligned horizontally. (B) Schematics of habenular cytoarchitecture obtained from the cresyl-violet stained coronal sections of the Hb shown in Figure 1. (C) Volumetric models of the Hb as seen dorsally, with anterior to the top. Volumes of the left and right Hb have been differentially coloured in red and green, respectively. (D) Colour code diagram indicating the presence of statistically significant laterality of habenular volume at the population level ([R-L]≠0). For each box, the presence of left- or right- directional asymmetries, and the corresponding p values, have been coloured according to the colour scale given below. Vertical lines and asterisks placed on the left side of some pairs of boxes indicate sex-specific significant differences in habenular asymmetry (* = p<0.05; ** = p<0.01). (E) Box plots indicating the scores of habenular Laterality Index for each species and sex. Positive and negative values indicate right- and a left- sided laterality of habenular volume, respectively. Values reveal the strength and directionality of habenular asymmetry at the population level. The vertical line with asterisks placed indicates sex-specific significant differences in Laterality Index (** = p<0.01). (F) Box plots indicating the absolute values of Laterality Index (abs-LI) for each species and sex, which reveal the strength of habenular asymmetry at the individual level. For each plot shown in E and F, the box depicts the interquartile range containing 50% of the data around the median (vertical line inside the box), and the whisker depicts maximum and minimum vales. Abbreviations: A (anterior), Asym (asymmetry), Cyto (cytoarchitecture), D (dorsal), F (females), L (left), M (males), P (posterior), R (right), V (ventral). Scale bar: 100 µm for column B, and 200 µm for column C.

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