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colocador de deck pergolado deck de madeira deck para piscina fachada de loja, mezanino, cachepo, em joinville e regiao
Really love these long early morning shadows. The owner is clearing last nights condensation of the windows in the background, but with the light changing so fast at this time i clicked away. This is the area you can see through the kitchen window previous.
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New York Academy of Art's annual holiday event 'Deck The Walls'. December 2012.
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New width of enclosure takes in the kitchen window(while compromising the view, no more need to keep the curtains closed to avoid the constant sun rays. A skylight was strategically placed above the kitchen window so one could still look up and see the sky.
The concrete deck outside the classrooms has been poured, as modeled by Assoc. Director Jason Wolvington. 6-20-11
Erected in 1982 for the Knoxville International Energy Exposition, this modern observation tower was designed by Community Tectonics under lead architect Hubert Bebb, and structural engineering firm Stanley D. Lindsey and Associates, Ltd. The tower features an open green-painted steel structure on the exterior with chevron bracing, slanted exterior steel members that distribute the load of the structure’s weight over a larger area, with an elevator core clad in metal panels in the center, enclosing the stairwells, elevator shafts, and utility shafts, and a sphere at the top with a gold-tinted curtain wall, which resembles the sun. There is an open deck on the second story of the structure with access to the elevator and stairs, which sits at the same level as Clinch Avenue and the main entrance to the adjacent Knoxville Convention Center, with another entrance from the plaza in the Second Creek Valley below. The tower houses an observation deck, with commercial rental space and events space inside the sphere, though it is not very heavily utilized, and has gone through several periods of being closed entirely to the public, most recently during the 2020-21 pandemic.