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Property - Photographs of developments that included entranceways, administration block, swimming pool, painting, resurfacing, murals, library, playgrounds and other projects - Photographs taken over the period 2000 to 2002. These photos were used in the first edition of the Newtown School website www.newtown.school.nz/
View, through one of the canal bridges, of Waterside House the M&S H.Q. by Rogers, Stirk, Harbour at Paddington Basin. Unlike the others this bridge is not entirely new but a refurbishment of an existing one.
For 60 years and three generations, the family-owned Tower Companies have maintained a commitment to socially responsible development, creating environmentally conscious buildings and communities that are more than just enduring and aesthetically pleasing by positively impacting their inhabitants.
The first commercial office building to achieve LEEDâ„¢ Platinum status and harmoniously oriented so that its front doors face the rising sun, 2000 Tower Oaks Boulevard in Rockville, Maryland, is the world's largest office building utilizing Fortune-CreatingSM Architecture principles of orientation, placement and proportion to improve employee health and enhance job performance and success.
Waterfront is a real estate property conveniently located about 65 kms from Thane & 85 kms from Mumbai. Waterfront puts forth 606 Riverside Resort N.A. Plots, plots to create villa, house in Vaitarna Nagar.
For 60 years and three generations, the family-owned Tower Companies have maintained a commitment to socially responsible development, creating environmentally conscious buildings and communities that are more than just enduring and aesthetically pleasing by positively impacting their inhabitants.
The first commercial office building to achieve LEEDâ„¢ Platinum status and harmoniously oriented so that its front doors face the rising sun, 2000 Tower Oaks Boulevard in Rockville, Maryland, is the world's largest office building utilizing Fortune-CreatingSM Architecture principles of orientation, placement and proportion to improve employee health and enhance job performance and success.
Amidst the beautiful chaos of raw demolition, Audrey Bergner squats low on a floor strewn with splintered wooden floorboards, her arms raised in an expressive gesture of astonishment towards the newly exposed heavens. The missing roof of this historic property reveals a skeletal canopy of dark wooden rafters framing the vibrant, sunlit foliage of the surrounding Córdoba landscape. A palpable sense of transformative energy permeates the space, capturing the messy but thrilling reality of architectural revival. Shot from an extreme low angle with a wide focal length, the composition masterfully exaggerates the sheer scale of the gutted interior, pulling the viewer directly into the dust and debris. Natural, dappled sunlight floods through the structural void above, illuminating Audrey’s shocked yet playful expression while casting deep, dramatic shadows against the stark white walls. The deep depth of field ensures meticulous clarity throughout the frame, from the chaotic texture of the ripped parquet in the immediate foreground to the rusted stepladder resting beneath a classic architectural archway in the background. This scene is a quintessential snapshot of The Chalet, documenting the painstaking process of Alpine restoration and boutique design in the heart of Argentina. Stripping back the layers of the past reveals the authentic bones of the structure, honoring the regional craftsmanship inherent in the heavy timber beams and solid masonry. The contrasting elements of destructive tear-down and the promise of impending boutique luxury encapsulate the ambitious spirit of this renovation journey. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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En medio del hermoso caos de una demolición en bruto, Audrey Bergner se agacha sobre un suelo sembrado de tablas de madera astilladas, con los brazos en alto en un gesto expresivo de asombro hacia los cielos recién expuestos. El techo faltante de esta propiedad histórica revela un dosel esquelético de oscuras vigas de madera que enmarcan el follaje vibrante y bañado por el sol del paisaje circundante de Córdoba. Una palpable sensación de energÃa transformadora impregna el espacio, capturando la realidad desordenada pero emocionante del renacimiento arquitectónico. Tomada desde un ángulo extremadamente bajo con una distancia focal amplia, la composición exagera magistralmente la gran escala del interior destrozado, arrastrando al espectador directamente hacia el polvo y los escombros. La luz del sol natural y moteada inunda el vacÃo estructural de arriba, iluminando la expresión sorprendida pero juguetona de Audrey mientras proyecta sombras profundas y dramáticas contra las paredes blancas y desnudas. La gran profundidad de campo garantiza una claridad meticulosa en todo el encuadre, desde la textura caótica del parqué arrancado en el primer plano inmediato hasta la escalera de tijera oxidada que descansa debajo de un arco arquitectónico clásico en el fondo. Esta escena es una instantánea por excelencia de El Chalet, documentando el minucioso proceso de restauración alpina y diseño boutique en el corazón de Argentina. Quitar las capas del pasado revela los huesos auténticos de la estructura, honrando la artesanÃa regional inherente a las gruesas vigas de madera y la mamposterÃa sólida. Los elementos contrastantes del derribo destructivo y la promesa de un inminente lujo boutique encapsulan el espÃritu ambicioso de este viaje de renovación. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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For 60 years and three generations, the family-owned Tower Companies have maintained a commitment to socially responsible development, creating environmentally conscious buildings and communities that are more than just enduring and aesthetically pleasing by positively impacting their inhabitants.
The first commercial office building to achieve LEEDâ„¢ Platinum status and harmoniously oriented so that its front doors face the rising sun, 2000 Tower Oaks Boulevard in Rockville, Maryland, is the world's largest office building utilizing Fortune-CreatingSM Architecture principles of orientation, placement and proportion to improve employee health and enhance job performance and success.
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For 60 years and three generations, the family-owned Tower Companies have maintained a commitment to socially responsible development, creating environmentally conscious buildings and communities that are more than just enduring and aesthetically pleasing by positively impacting their inhabitants.
The price per square foot is not getting cheaper, but still there are investors keen to put up new buildings and remove the old. It will be interesting to see how the #ClimateEmergency affects incidences of flooding (25% of housing in the UK is within flood zones, according to online maps), wind storms, extremely high and low temperatures, and so on. Even the Gulf Stream may change course or weaken altogether, possibly lessening its moderating effect on British Isles normal range of temperatures. Under those unpredictable conditions will property values change one way or the other - that is one question to look at from a social science point of view.
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Between my trip to Paris and Easter, it has been a couple of weeks since I was able to take photos of Swanbourne Park ... since which time, the show house has opened. So far, viewing is by appointment only so I have not been able to look around it.
Temporary installation in Paddington Basin by James Glancy Designs. The basin has been drained for the construction of the Merchant Square development.
Great event and met some great, like minded and success driven people at #chutneyandchat networking event in Birmingham. Many more events to come
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