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Ganden Jangtse Monks of Tibet photographed in Mandala House during the 2015-16 Woodford Folk Festival near Woodford, Queensland, Australia.
The SOKC branch of the Pioneer Library System set hosted a lego quest program for children and it was a success!
LOVE how my hexagon quilt turned out!! SO bright and happy!
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My completed scorecard for the Mahoning Valley Scrappers in their game against the Vermont Lake Monsters at Centennial Field
The Monsters won, 3-2.
Burlington, VT, 08/02/14
This is one of three ceramic platters I made using the mishima inlay technique for a surface decoration class. The kanji character means "cat" and the actual cat is a tracing of a photo of our cat Daver yawning.
My WIP Completed. I said I was on hiatus, and still am, but it was bugging me. First come gets story and weapon name.
And you guys may want this. Just give credit. www.pastie.org/1172454
After a complete burn-out, this 1910s building was adaptively reused/restored as a shop housing the oldest continuously running art shop west of the MIssissippi; with a large studio and home for the owner upstairs. Included a new link between the building an an existing 1940s storage building behind, as well as a lift and an outdoor, second-story deck.
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The Aga Khan Award for Architecture (AKAA) is an architectural prize established by Aga Khan IV in 1977. It aims to identify and reward architectural concepts that successfully address the needs and aspirations of Islamic societies in the fields of contemporary design, social housing, community development and improvement, restoration, reuse and area conservation, as well as landscape design and improvement of the environment.[1] It is presented in three-year cycles to multiple projects and has a monetary award, with prizes totalling US$ 1 million.[2] Uniquely among architectural awards, it recognizes projects, teams, and stakeholders in addition to buildings and people.
The origins of the Souk Waqif date from the time when Doha was a village and its inhabitants gathered on the banks of the wadi to buy and sell goods. The revitalisation project, a unique architectural revival of one of the most important heritage sites in Doha, was based on a thorough study of the history of the market and its buildings, and aimed to reverse the dilapidation of the historic structures and remove inappropriate alterations and additions. The architect attempted to rejuvenate the memory of the place: modern buildings were demolished; metal sheeting on roofs was replaced with traditionally built roofs of dangeal wood and bamboo with a binding layer of clay and straw, and traditional strategies to insulate the buildings against extreme heat were re-introduced. Some new features were also introduced, such as a sophisticated lighting system that illuminates the market’s streets. In complete contrast to the heritage theme parks that are becoming common in the region, Souk Waqif is both a traditional open-air public space that is used by shoppers, tourists, merchants and residents alike, and a working market.
The photographed area was divided into five (5) major facades, one (1) additional facade, four (4) interior spaces and Zone no.6 that is on the southmost corner of the souq next to Arab Bank round about. Please refer to image on file named “AKAA_SW_GEImage_Labeled.jpg” in folder “Documents_Notes”.
FC1: Partial North West Facade.
FC2: Partial South West Facade.
FC3: Partial South East Facade.
FC4: Partial North East Facade.
FC5: Partial Northern Facade.
FC6: Eastern Facade of Souq Al-Ahmad.
IN1: Interior Spaces - Area No.1, North part.
IN2: Interior Spaces - Area No.2, Middle part.
IN3: Interior Spaces - Area No.3, South part.
IN4: Interior Spaces - Area No.4, Souq Al-Ahmad.
Z06: Covering area from southmost corner of the souq towards police centre.
Shots has been taken between 7th and 29th of April 2010, throughout weekdays and weekends at different day and night times.
After an hour or so of cutting, folding and sticking, the HEY YOU G.U.Y.S packaging is pretty much complete. Here is a semi dark photo for you.
Tilt tub surround, deck and apron completed...6" x 6" Slate tiles used for walls...Combination of 6' x 6' & 12" x 12" tiles used for face of tub apron...This transitions to usage of all 12" x 12" tiles for bathroom floor...
Remember that i posted a faerie last year, i've got the previous unfinished picture still here on my fotostream.
Well i got enough inspiration and micron pens so i got to finish her.
And i like it!!!
Her red hair and shoes were colored in with gel pens.
I made this picture with my phone so it.s not so clearly as it shut be