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Hobza + Bageant Residence
Architects: Ralph Haver, AIA and Brett Hobza, AIA
Year: 1953
Style: Atomic Ranch
This classic Haver Home originally had a drive-through carport across the front, a distinguishing characteristic still seen in some of the homes in Marlen Grove today. In the 70’s, owner and landscape architect George Castagno built a seamless addition across the front of the house. The front elevation emphasizes the long, horizontal architectural character typical of Haver designs in a distinctive rhythm of alternating solids, voids, materials and textures.
The addition included a family room, a professional office space, inside and outside storage rooms, a small entry court, a double carport and brick drive. In 2006, the house was purchased by architect Brett Hobza, who has been renovating in phases to bring the home back to its full potential.
Steve Shinn from Homework Remodels and homeowner/ architect Brett Hobza were on hand to answer people's questions about the kitchen remodel.
Phase 1 added a pool, spa, and new landscaping in the backyard, and replaced the roof and windows. Phase 2 included complete exterior repainting, replacement of the kitchen and main bath, flooring, and interior repainting. A future phase will focus on the bedrooms and master bath. Those who toured this home in 2007 can fully appreciate how much progress has been made in the last two years!
Lambda Car Club lent the vintage cars for the day.
1-07-11
Here we go again, embarking on another year long journey!...
not much progress yet, as I have been dragging my feet all week just thinking about making another ring... thinking about quitting before I even begin, having a hard time committing, but all the time knowing how wonderful the experience was, so I am going back into the red-room right now to finish what I have started, to commit for at least today! I will hopefully be done tonight :)
This is to track my progress on restoring this vintage bike. These are kind 'before' photos. The only work I've done so far is sanding some of the rust off (that's taking awhile AND I have a sander). Oh, and I have inflated the 50 year old tires. I can't believe they still hold air. It still rides good. :)
I just wish I could remember where the headlights for this thing are.
OH yeah... please excuse my messy garage. ;)
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See link below to Progress as the DEEPDALE H which turned turtle Jan 89
www.flickr.com/photos/das_boot_160/29610720271/in/datepos...
PROGRESS - ex Henty Progess - Deepdale H - Riverbeacon
Seen departing Alfred Basin for the final time to start a new life in Valletta, Malta.
Name:Progress
IMO:6508511
Flag:Palau
Callsign:T8A2021
Vessel type:Oil/chemical Tanker
Gross tonnage:385 tons
Summer DWT:698 tons
Build year:1965
Builder :Cook J.W. - Wivenhoe, U.K.
Work in progress...
See you soon...
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TERATOIID
T-shirts / Linogravure / Petite série / Coton bio.
progress on the studio--swept + de-cluttered desk. in case you don't remember, it looked like this a few days ago.
Logically I should have put the first one on the left but I didn't realise until I'd got them lined up nicely. suppose I could have flipped it. Never mind.
The three pics are all obviously the same doll but as you can see there is insane variation in the colour the resin shows up in the photo. The sanded area doesn't look anywhere near as bad irl, in artificial light, anyway.
Aesthetically I think I do like no.2 best. Should I have stopped there? Maybe. But I regret nothing.
The old lady is beginning to look good, I love the contrast against the modern colour stained timber buildings.
Natural Retreats, John 'O' Groats, Caithness, Scotland.
ice crystals growing in a freezer.
Every additional micrometre brings this crystal closer to falling a few feet to its doom.
Work in progress of wood inlay.
MarqueterÃa en proceso.
See wood inlay finished: www.cmgarte.com/en/pictures/83-in-the-garden-wood-inlay.html
Qide Han, M.D., President of Peking University Health Science Center and Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of National People's Congress, talks about the progress already made by the Joint Institute researchers.
Three historic trains as seen at Railfest 2012 at the National Railway Museum. Contrary to appearances, the newest train is the furthest fromt the camera.
I like to start with a few 10 pound bowls and 7 pound plates and then make about 10 35-50 pound bowls. The smaller bowls and plates get me somewhat warmed up for the larger pieces.
i really have no idea what to think of this.
i was just listening to nin and experimenting with photos.
nin music really encourages me to experiment
and try new things with my photos. one of my favorite
things to do after midnight is listen to nin. i really cant
listen to them at any other time, honestly. so tell me
what you think, my monitor sucks so i cant see everything
like alot of you can. but whatever.
currently listening : nine inch nails - survivalism
Progress shots of two paintings and a bowling pin. . .just the black line work left to do on these
Original art by David Lozeau