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Interesting material used for exterior cladding on a house in Switzerland.

I clad our "temporary" kitchen counter eating area in nice Maple. None of these pictures actually show it completed, just dry fit prior to finishing. It's going to look really nice, I think.

Workers install art piece Chantilly Clad on a vacant lot at Ocean Blvd and Lime for same night dedication and SAM (Summer and Music) performance.

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They made me do it, and by the expression on my face... I was uncomfortable. Actually, the woman I was totes crushing on was standing just next to where the camera was being taken. She saved me just after the picture was taken. Phew!

Herzog de Meuron; Museum architecture -- 21st century; Tower; M.H. de Young Memorial Museum; Golden Gate Park (San Francisco, Calif.)

When selecting a cladding timber it’s important to choose one that is naturally resistant to decay so Western Red Cedar, Siberian Larch and Thermowood are all popular choices. They offer a great deal of protection if installed correctly and are well maintained, lasting a lifetime and more. goo.gl/ngc4Yg

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Larch with 2 coats of Danish oil

This timber cladding is on the front of my house, Barry.

 

Highlight Lane, Barry.

Street photography

On the same building as the red wall, here it ends in copper cladding!

 

Tasty!

 

Actually, it all looks kind of nice, but how it will age is another question. Also, on a building where colour is so important, you would have thought they would have been a bit more careful with the brickwork below the windows wouldn't you?

Finnished off the edges with moulding. Will paint white.

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The original picture.

Insulation is attached to the wall on the Clyde Street elevation, ready for new cladding to be placed on top.

A modern icon, the Selfridges store in the Bull Ring, Birmingham is a lure for photographers.

The, sadly, 'nameless' and wonderfully clad chock-man who pinned the brakes on the wagons at the rope end and set the mechanical chock until the steel rope was attached at the front end. Sadly I never recorded this operation or even his name, being so enamoured with the locomotives' operation. Someone once commented - "Look! He even smiled for you". Circa 1969

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