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Location: Cape Liptrap
Type: Beach House
Size: 160 sq m
Status: Under Construction
Design: WSH
Design Team: Andrew Simpson, Owen West, Steve Hatzellis, Dennis Prior, Stephan Bekhor, Eugene An
Description:
"All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up" - pablo picasso
This project for a family coastal residence is located on a stunning site in eastern Victoria. The design is an investigation of how an idealised conception of "house" is transformed by its context and use. The site has extraordinary qualities: harsh prevailing winds of the roaring forties; sloping site; and sublime panoramic views from cape liptrap to wilson's promontory. The residence required maximum flexibility as a beach home that could accommodate varying sleeping needs - anything from a single guest to burgeoning family summer holidays.
The sectional character of the design adopts an idealised child-like profile of a gabled house as a point of departure. However this reading of the architecture is subverted by a reorientation of the plan. The house twists to accommodate framed views and take advantage of the natural fall of the site, with two wings capturing significant views of the landscape to the east and west. These arms of the building are mediated by an ambiguous space that operates as provisional gallery, entry, veranda, storage, dining, lounging and circulation zone. This contested space engages more directly with the landscape and environment and accommodates shifting patterns of use.
Yellow-Collared Scape Moth
(On the outside chance that you haven't read it yet...Flickr staff have announced that soon Explore will be ended, due to escalating controversy about the way it has been subverted by a few 'cheating' groups. There will be something to replace it, but it sounds like a much more random thing...perhaps a bit like 'interestingness without the 'top 500 ranking algorithm'. To me, this means that there will no longer be an motivation to 'fave' a photo merely to increase it's likelihood of being 'explored'. Henceforth -- or as soon as Flickr makes the change -- the ONLY point in declaring a photo to be a favorite will be because it IS a favorite.)
Coastal scapes from Cuchilla Alta. August 2015.
By Andrés Bentancourt
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Besides looking wet all the time, H. 'Get Nekkid' forms a loose open clump. It is sending up almost feathery scapes in its first season here
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Night Scape
Giselle Diefendorf™ Dressed Doll
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Coastal scapes from Cuchilla Alta. August 2015.
By Andrés Bentancourt
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Today's subject is Garlic Scapes. An arrangement by Joene's Garden, these literally went from the photo shoot to the dinner plate. The curves were just too much to resist some creative lighting.
Strobist Info. sb900 in a soft box camera left for the front, sb28 with a flag to keep light off the back ground, behind and below the table aimed at the back of the scapes. SB600 with two orange gels behind and below the table aimed at the background.
Not perfect but still fun - Look closely and the error is obvious.
Coastal scapes from Cuchilla Alta. August 2015.
By Andrés Bentancourt
EyeEm | 500px | Flickr | Instagram | Tumblr | Twitter | DeviantArt | Pinterest | Facebook | Contact email
I`m having my final exams D: So,I promise that when it finishes,the first thing I`ll do is reply all your dear coments <3
This pic is without any edition; and it`s the natural color of the firescape from my dormitory.It`s winter,so everyday is a cloudy day; not a even yellow sunray come in by the windows.
Location: Cape Liptrap
Type: Beach House
Size: 160 sq m
Status: Under Construction
Design: WSH
Design Team: Andrew Simpson, Owen West, Steve Hatzellis, Dennis Prior, Stephan Bekhor, Eugene An
Description:
"All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up" - pablo picasso
This project for a family coastal residence is located on a stunning site in eastern Victoria. The design is an investigation of how an idealised conception of "house" is transformed by its context and use. The site has extraordinary qualities: harsh prevailing winds of the roaring forties; sloping site; and sublime panoramic views from cape liptrap to wilson's promontory. The residence required maximum flexibility as a beach home that could accommodate varying sleeping needs - anything from a single guest to burgeoning family summer holidays.
The sectional character of the design adopts an idealised child-like profile of a gabled house as a point of departure. However this reading of the architecture is subverted by a reorientation of the plan. The house twists to accommodate framed views and take advantage of the natural fall of the site, with two wings capturing significant views of the landscape to the east and west. These arms of the building are mediated by an ambiguous space that operates as provisional gallery, entry, veranda, storage, dining, lounging and circulation zone. This contested space engages more directly with the landscape and environment and accommodates shifting patterns of use.
Besides looking wet all the time, H. 'Get Nekkid' forms a loose open clump. It is sending up almost feathery scapes in its first season here
For sale at Food Bazaar. I've gotten them in a CSA produce box before, but I don't recall ever seeing them at a supermarket!
Macro Experiment #469 - A bugs-eye view of the world. - Down on the Ground, Glen Canyon, Arizona
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Shelter
The natural state of motherhood is unselfishness. When you become a mother, you are no longer the center of your own universe. You relinquish that position to your children.
Jessica Lange
A series of photos from The Great Chefs Event 2011:
"The Great Chefs Event is an annual fundraising event that started in 2006 with Philadelphia's greatest chefs coming together to support Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation in the fight against childhood cancer. The 2011 Great Chefs Event sees the addition of more international great chefs – all to support Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research and the Vetri Foundation for Children. The Great Chefs Event will be an evening reception, held on Tuesday, June 14, 2011, at Urban Outfitters, located at The Navy Yard, 5000 S. Broad Street, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania."
Location: Cape Liptrap
Type: Beach House
Size: 160 sq m
Status: Under Construction
Design: WSH
Design Team: Andrew Simpson, Owen West, Steve Hatzellis, Dennis Prior, Stephan Bekhor, Eugene An
Description:
"All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up" - pablo picasso
This project for a family coastal residence is located on a stunning site in eastern Victoria. The design is an investigation of how an idealised conception of "house" is transformed by its context and use. The site has extraordinary qualities: harsh prevailing winds of the roaring forties; sloping site; and sublime panoramic views from cape liptrap to wilson's promontory. The residence required maximum flexibility as a beach home that could accommodate varying sleeping needs - anything from a single guest to burgeoning family summer holidays.
The sectional character of the design adopts an idealised child-like profile of a gabled house as a point of departure. However this reading of the architecture is subverted by a reorientation of the plan. The house twists to accommodate framed views and take advantage of the natural fall of the site, with two wings capturing significant views of the landscape to the east and west. These arms of the building are mediated by an ambiguous space that operates as provisional gallery, entry, veranda, storage, dining, lounging and circulation zone. This contested space engages more directly with the landscape and environment and accommodates shifting patterns of use.