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Cool door. I love the
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I spent last week with my family in New Orleans where people still feel the wake of Hurricane Katrina. That was five years ago but there are areas where the city looks like some kind of Potter-esque villain pointed a wand and waved a swath of nothingness across a neighborhood. No cars. No trees.…
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Joni Purk, Fine Art http://www.PurkArtStudio.com
New work, layout, and my Photography Gallery added as
well! See what I've been up to! and what is available for
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Congratulations to Shine user, jasper3636 who contributed this great caption, Wed Feb 11, 2009! Thank you to all who participated - there were some really terrific captions and it was hard to select just one.
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Congratulations to SHINE
user, Laura! Your comment received the most
thumbs-up.There were some terrific captions offered for this toon.
Thank you for each entry. I had to call in family and friends to
help me select a winner I hope all of you will enter again and I
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McMansions, move over! When it
comes to innovative design, thin is in. Around the world and
throughout history, homes have sprouted under even the tightest of
space constraints -- and
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Arch Daily is fast becoming one of my favorite new blogs for architectural marvels. Recently featured was this poured concrete house located on a beachside complex called Ocho al Cubo, in Chile. Architect Sebastian Irarrazaval has designed the house to encourage a variety of circulation routes, whether accessing programmatic spaces along the building’s perimeter or through an open patio at the center. The lack of a rigid layout speaks to the main function of the property, a leisure retreat that promotes the wandering of the spirit.
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The American romance with the shed-like home continues with this shack by Maryland-based architect Jeffery Broadhurst. The home, which Broadhurst built with friends and neighbors for his family in rural West Virginia, can be accessed by off-road vehicles only. The front façade is a retractable door looking out from the mountainside, and the steel roof collects rainwater. [More photos after the jump.] Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (4) | Blog
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