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Our DDU (dome dwelling unit) has eight of the 32 arches now supported
in place. Only 24 more arches to go!
View of a large house with people posed on the veranda.
Digital Collection:
North Carolina Postcards
Location:
Kenly (N.C.); Johnston County (N.C.);
Collection in Repository
Durwood Barbour Collection of North Carolina Postcards (P077); collection guide available
online at www.lib.unc.edu/ncc/pcoll/77barbour/77barbour.html
"A small house can hold as much happiness as a big one"
I got that fortune in my fortune cookie at the chinese place last week. It really is true and I think Im going to print out little fortunes taht say that and put in each dwelling I make.
A few of the approximately 900 dwellings in the village of Port Sunlight on the Wirral Peninsula built by philanthropist William Lever for workers at his Lever Brothers factory. The majority of the buildings are now Grade II listed.
Interior courtyard (looking north) at the art deco Amalgamated Dwellings, 504 Grand Street, Lower East Side (Springsteen & Goldhammer, 1930)
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Creator: H. Allison & Co. Photographers
Date: c.1908
Original Format: Glass Plate Negative
Description: Three male figures outside a derelict dwelling. Commissioned by Lindsay.
PRONI Ref: D2886/W/Portrait/32
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This Cob dwelling was started during the very first SGNB workshop and finished by Sasha in in the 2004
View of a two-story villa with three chimneys and landscaping elements.
Digital Collection:
North Carolina Postcards
Date:
1917
Location:
Southern Pines (N.C.); Moore County (N.C.);
Collection in Repository
Durwood Barbour Collection of North Carolina Postcards (P077); collection guide available
online at www.lib.unc.edu/ncc/pcoll/77barbour/77barbour.html
While the former poorhouse opposite is in plain brick, these dwellings once housing its officials are more elaborate in brick and half-timber. They're done in what's called "Heimatstil", a style using regional architectural elements and very popular in Germany in the years before WWI.
Text der blauen Tafel
BEAMTENWOHNHÄUSER KROGMANNSTRAßE 95-101
Diese Gebäude ergänzten 1910 das 1903 erbaute "Werk-und Armenhaus", das heutige Pflege-und Behindertenzentrum. Während das Werk- und Armenhaus der sozialen Aufgabe entsprechend in einfacher Backsteinbauweise errichtet wurde, setzen sich die Beamtenwohnhäuser davon ab. Fachwerk sowie Backsteindekor, Elemente des Heimatstils, verleihen ihnen repräsentativen, landhausartigen Charakter.
this was this spooky house in front of the hotel i was staying in nuwaraeliya......just wanna to take this house... :-)
Built 1702; sold 1921. Now a dwelling. The dormer windows were added after sale. Called The Quaker House
43 Rodney St,Residence of Mr C Thurston Holland,pioneer of radiology who lived and worked here, also used by Honary Consulate of the Republic Hungary
This dwelling is in the Sahara oasis of Matmata. I think that this is sustainable architecture. It wasn't designed by an architect, it is vernacular architecture.
I'm not sure how old this particular place is, but the house type is ages old and this house may well be centuries old.
The house is a good response to the harsh climate and suits the life style and belief systems of the family who live in it. It is very expressive and full of meaning.
The various rooms are dug into the hillside around a courtyard.
In a somewhat remote location within Gila Wilderness area of southwestern New Mexico are the mysterious Gila Cliff Dwellings.
The alcoves within this mountain canyon are natural features; the canyon was created by thousands of years of undercutting by a meandering creek which ate away at the Gila Conglomerate rock. Additional erosional processes created the alcoves seen here.
Although the archaeological record has been difficult to piece together, it is thought that native peoples of the region periodically used these alcoves and other sites in the region beginning in the 6th century. The structures built within the alcoves were built by the Tularosa Mogollon in the late 13th century.
Their tenure was short-lived, however. By the beginning of the 14th century, the Mogollon abandoned the cliffs and migrated to other parts of the greater region. They are thought to have joined and assimilated with the pueblo cultures that developed in the northwestern part of New Mexico and along the middle Rio Grande valley.
Interior courtyard (looking south) at the art deco Amalgamated Dwellings, 504 Grand Street, Lower East Side (Springsteen & Goldhammer, 1930)
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Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument, outside of Silver City, is an archaeological site in southwestern New Mexico, in the Gila National Forest. The name Gila is derived from the Yuma Indian term hahquahssael, meaning “salty water running.” The monument lies in rugged country about 30 miles north of Silver City. It contains groups of dwellings built of stone masonry in natural cavities of an overhanging cliff 150 feet high. The dwellings were inhabited from about ad 1280 to the early 14th century by peoples of the Mogollon culture.