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I have a project list that seems like it’s a mile long, and I feel like I never find the time to get any of these projects finished. I have a whole lot of “before’s”, but not a lot of “after’s”! I’ve decided that I’m going to start taking “some bites” out of this list ... Read More about The Project List

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I can't believe it's July already!! June just FLEW by!! I'm still learning MailerLite, but I like it a LOT better than mailchimp and it's SO much cheaper too!! Hubby is still working on our kitchen remodel. PLUS we found a house for Bjorn!! He moved in last night (which meant mattress on the floor

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Providing Opportunities for Work, Energy and Recreation Power UP is a series of physical and programmatic circuits designed to interweave the cultural, recreational and environmental contexts of the SALT district. Our proposal is focused on crafting surfaces and objects that interact with both body and environment, creating a unique street that interlaces art, exercise and green infrastructure. Our strategy was derived by identifying several important GAPS when considering the neighborhood with respect to its context: lack of heat relief, lack of connectivity, and underutilized resources. In response, we developed a series of CIRCUITS as a means to "close" these gaps. There are three circuits comprised of both two-dimensional patterns and three-dimensional elements that, when interwoven together, have the potential to transform Wyoming Street from an auto-centric, undefined space into a multi-use, multi-modal spine for the SALT district. Cooling Circuit (temporal) Syracuse is known to be one of the snowiest cities in the United States. But it is also hot. Like New York City or Buffalo, Syracuse's summers are especially dangerous for the elderly, homeless, and low-income populations who are at a disproportionately higher risk for suffering from heat-related illnesses. This neighborhood has little access to relief from high temperatures. Accordingly, we are proposing a Cooling Circuit comprised of "cool" surfaces that lessen the amount of reflected heat, increased tree cover, and interactive spray features. In addition to these elements, bio-retention of rain water and surfaces that display intermittent patterns--visible only when they are wet--are included as part of this circuit. Energy Circuit (tactile) The Near Westside is isolated from the rest of the city. The Energy Circuit, inspired by the visual language of the Connective Corridor, creates linkages that increase connectivity and encourage movement. The design interprets the SyracUSE typeface letters as multiple lines and loops that delineate a multi-use path and encircle spaces where hybrid fixtures--combining exercise and energy production--are located along the street. The circuit expands beyond Wyoming Street via painted stencils that create a neighborhood-wide path network, encouraging exercise simply through marking 1/4-mile increments. This "Walk your Block" program builds on the neighborhood greenway proposed in the Near Westside Master Plan and, along with improved connectivity to downtown across West Street, will become a much broader "green activity" corridor. Movement is also encouraged through objects that produce energy when activated by people, including flywheels that power LED lighting with pyro-electric infrared sensors. Warming Circuit (temporary) The Warming Circuit seeks to turn the problem of vacancy into an opportunity by expanding outdoor seasonal activities and building on established green-jobs training programs. This circuit is comprised of "heat seats," which are pieces of furniture that double as composting repositories for leaf and grass clippings collected from vacant lot maintenance. The decomposing material produces an optimal temperature for creating warmth during outdoor fall and winter activities. LED heat sensors display the internal temperature of the compost on the external surface of the furniture in order to create a warm visual and physical ambience. This circuit has two lines: one for winter (based on shady areas that need warming) and one for fall/spring (based on proximity to vacant lot leaf/grass clippings). The "heat seats" are distributed more densely along the "Walk Your Block" demarcations in order to expand seasonal use.

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I can't believe it's 2022! This past year completely flew by! I feel like I blinked and it was basically over. I guess time flies when you DIY :) While I

After completion of the foyer renovation, hubby and I have been wondering “what’s next” on the project list. While we’re still having warm weather, we’ve been working on the outside, doing a long overdue patio renovation, as well as landscaping and painting. But on days that the temperatures have soared into triple digits, or it’s ... Read More about What’s Next? The Project List

Let's check in on my 2020 Project List. How much have I accomplished and what's next on the list? From a staircase makeover to outdoor refresh!

i've been dreaming of summer projects. last year joe and i did a really good job of making our project priority list and sticking to it. we really focused on the front of the house landscaping and getting that in order and we finally got that done thanks to the help of my pal jess. this year it's all about the pool area. we need to redo the back deck (the wood is rotting) and clear out all the debris and overgrown bushes. i want to put in something really simple like a boxwood hedge and call it a day.

In my previous post about Getting Things Done, I mentioned that I had created forms for keeping track of my projects. As promised, here is my first post about one of my forms -- a Project List Form. Project Concept A little bit of GTD theory: David Allen defines anything that will take more than…

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This Project Planner page goes on the right side of your executive sized organizer. A big project can involve complicated planning, so it helps to be able to record the goals of the project, as well as a list of steps necessary to get from start to finish. Free to download and print

January is the perfect time of year for planning out the projects you'd like to accomplish around your house. I like to go through the process starting with the big dreams and the deciding on

This project list includes everything you'll need to know about planning for the new Festive Home 2022. Get inspired with this comprehensive guide!