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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?
Built in 1894, this limestone-clad Gothic Revival-style church was designed by Samuel Hannaford and Sons, and is located at the corner of Epworth Avenue and Urweiler Avenue in Cincinnati’s Westwood neighborhood. The church features a tall bell tower at a 45-degree angle to the rest of the structure, with a quatrefoil window, pinnacles, and tall spire, multiple gable parapets, gothic stained glass windows, slate roofs, a skylight, a semi-circular apse, and buttresses. The church saw the addition in 1926 of a large educational wing in the Tudor Revival style, with a limestone facade, decorative limestone trim, decorative spandrel panels, a doorway with a gothic arch transom, and an addition in 1951 of additional educational space, with the building featuring a much simpler form and flat roof, with only the entrance and stone cladding showing influence from the two previous buildings. The church is a contributing structure in the Westwood Town Center Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.
Photos de la Basilique Saint-Denis, nécropole des Rois de France.
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© CLAD / THE FARM
Mai 2019
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Built between 1915 and 1920, this terra cotta-clad commercial office building was designed by Toltz, King, and Day in the Beaux Arts style, with an interior designed by Rapp and Rapp. The building sits on the site of the previous Cathedral of Saint Paul, which was built in 1854-58 and demolished in 1911 following the completion of the current cathedral. Also variously known as the Paramount Theatre, Capitol Theater, and Mannheimer Building, the structure contained office space on the exterior perimeter, with a theater in the middle behind the office portion of the building, now known as the Park Square Theatre. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1997.
Vues de l'exposition "Soulages - Une Rétrospective" à la Fondation Pierre Gianadda dans le Valais Suisse, à Martigny.
L'exposition est présentée du 15 juin au 25 novembre 2018
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© Pierre Soulages
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© CLAD / THE FARM
Juin 2018
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[Photo réalisée dans le cadre de la mission de communication digitale de THE FARM pour son client]
Insulation is attached to the wall on the Clyde Street elevation, ready for new cladding to be placed on top.
"Experience Music Project"
designed by Frank Gehry 1999-2000
Seattle, WA, USA
Construction: fabricated steel frame clad with shotcrete and sheet metal panels
January 2008
© Dirk HR Spennemann 2008
All Rights Reserved
THE AUTUMN/WINTER 2025/2026 TRENDS
Clad in seed beads
Follow the fashion colors for the autumn and winter of 2025/2026 and be inspired by the surprising combinations of the color tones on beads and seed beads from the Preciosa Traditional Czech Beads™ brand. The 2025/2026 autumn and winter season will be distinguished by a pallet of fresh, dynamic shades.
Handmade dresses full of movement and dynamism reflect the color trends for the 2025/2026 autumn and winter season. Seed bead stringings, pendants and tassels adorn them. Seductive seed bead cords tied into knots combine the color shades with the unexpected harmonisation of perfection.
Cherry Lacquer
Design: Helena Chmelíková
Clad in the trending colors of Cherry Lacquer, in a dress sewn from beads and seed beads that provide the garment with playfulness, movement and meaningfulness. The sewn seed bead patterns create a refined and sophisticated appearance. The seed beads are set in motion by the distinctive pendants and tassels.
Future Dusk
Design: Helena Chmelíková
Clad in the trending colors of Future Dusk, in an unexpectedly provocative garment sewn from glass beads and seed beads in stylish, fresh menthol. The sewn bronze-mint details supplemented with seed bead cascades create a complex interplay.
Red Flare
Design: Alexandra Lysenko (Snow Mirna)
Clad in the trending colors of Red Flare, in cords crocheted in shades of red and brown. The long seed bead cords woven into a knot merge into a spectacular whole. They shine through the exceptionally blue pattern from the looseness of the cord.
Unexpected connection
Design: Alexandra Lysenko (Snow Mirna)
Garbed in the trending Unexpected Connection colors, in a dress of crocheted cords shaped into netting with seed bead rings. The seed bead netting is surprisingly interconnected by the flawless play of colors.
Colors: classic blue, radiant green, pistachio, pansy purple, blackberry juice, aubergine, melon, water pink, carnation.
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Wood cladding: Wood is used to protect the building from outside elements. It's also used inside of buildings for visual and decorative effects.