Construction scaffolding has come down at Cape Advisors' 30 Warren , revealing the facade of the 12-story condo building in Tribeca. Designed by Parisian firm Post-Office Architectes, the 23-unit condo building is the firm's first US project. The building is clad in textured, custom-crafte
Business Sense is perception and quickness in understanding and managing a business situation in a way that is probably going to lead a decent result.
A 1913 romantic comedy starring black actors is finally hitting the big screen, after decades in the Museum of Modern Art archives. It's paired with an exhibit called 100 Years in Post-Production.
DDG's latest condo, 12 Warren , is wrapping up in the TriBeCa neighborhood. Occupying a mid-block site that faces south on Warren Street, the developer/architects' 12-story building is a conversion of a former factory at its lower floors with a new addition on top. Thirteen units will be o
Huddle, 2012, Acrylic on Canvas Shadows, 2012, Oil on Canvas Forgotten Singers, Forgotten Songs, 2011, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas...
Construction scaffolding has come down at Cape Advisors' 30 Warren , revealing the facade of the 12-story condo building in Tribeca. Designed by Parisian firm Post-Office Architectes, the 23-unit condo building is the firm's first US project. The building is clad in textured, custom-crafte
Warren Chang portrays the human condition in his paintings, often depicting the downtrodden and disenfranchised while at the same time ...
Construction scaffolding has come down at Cape Advisors' 30 Warren , revealing the facade of the 12-story condo building in Tribeca. Designed by Parisian firm Post-Office Architectes, the 23-unit condo building is the firm's first US project. The building is clad in textured, custom-crafte
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Berge Lodge is the ultimate mountain retreat, situated at the foot of the Bavarian Alps, in Bavaria, Germany. Despite the fact that Berge (which means mountains) offers nothing in the way of a reception area,
I am embarking on a school-wide Vermont Artist unit of study. We are starting with several very well-known Vermont artists. Kindergarteners, First and Second graders are studying Woody Jackson, whose cows became the mascots of Ben and Jerrry's ice cream. This video about Woody Jackson features Fayston's own Doug and Kelly Lewis as interviewers. First and Second graders are also studying Warren Kimble, a folk artist from Brandon, Vermont. Warren Kimble is known for his "primitive style" animal paintings. Learn more about Warren Kimble on his website. Click here. Third and Fourth graders are studying Stephen Huneck. They are all quite familiar with his series of children's books about Sally the Dog. Huneck is well known for his dog prints and carvings, as well as his Dog Chapel in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. Click here to see a list of Huneck's books. See an interview with Stephen Huneck and learn more about the Dog Chapel in this video. Fifth and sixth graders are studying printmaker Sabra Field. Sabra Field's iconic images of Vermont's landscape truly capture the natural beauty of our state. We are specifically looking at how her works captures the different seasons. Click here to visit Sabra Field's website.
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Completed in 2017 in New York, United States. Images by Bruce Damonte, Robert Granoff, Field Condition, Lauren Coleman. 12 Warren is a residential condominium building nestled in TriBeCa offering just 13 full-floor, duplex and triplex residences. Developed, designed...
Completed in 2014 in Belfast, United States. Images by Trent Bell. Belfast, Maine—July 15, 2014—The University of Chicago’s Warren Woods Ecological Field Station, designed and built by GO Logic, has become the first...
In the heart of the Dutch countryside, ‘GREENHOUSE’ embodies the classic look of a wooden barn and the typical framework of Dutch greenhouses, where reused materials combined with DIY community-based building have created a low impact and comfortable living environment for families.
All day today the rain has poured and brooding, bruised looking clouds have scudded low over the fields. There were plans for a bike ride along a valley track with my friends but by 9 o'clock the rain had come and we decided to save it for a brighter day. Sunday stretched out ahead with lots of niggly household tasks beginning to pile up. Our new kitchen is fitted at long last, but it doesn't quite feel like home yet as there's a few things to finish (pictures very soon.) But then Woody lifted up his head and said "I thought we could go out for lunch. How about the Black Lion?" Bingo! Woody recently got the restaurant reviewing gig for the paper which is a very exciting but we're usually restricted to places closer to the city. But he know that the pub had already been photographed during another job so brilliantly we could have our Sunday lunch on the newspaper. Lucky us. And it was smashing. The Black Lion is a favourite pub of ours, all low ceilings, ancient faded black and white pictures covering the walls, open fire and a real range, decent grub and local ales, a serious darts league and rarely busy. Basically a proper village pub. Today it was just the cosiest place to be while the rain hammered down. We met a lovely American family who were staying in Leek to trace their family roots back in Butterton. They were great company and we talked about local heritage and industry and how the weather where they're from (Seattle) is just like here. Lunch was super. Good home cooking, nothing fancy, perfect. The boys wanted to try the pool table but I was itching for a stroll around this lovely village which is the place I'd definitely choose to live if we could. It's only a few miles from home and easy enough to get to town...one day! Luckily the rain has eased up so I had a lovely wander up and down the lanes with the dripping trees for company. There's is something about Autumn that completely captivates me. It's the textures, the colours, the scent of it. Everywhere woodsmoke curled from chimneys and hung heavy in the damp air. A week ago summer was still here but now we're firmly in my favourite season. This is the time when I almost want time to stop, or slow right down so I can enjoy every change, every day, watch the bracken rust away, the leaves burnish and the drama build. I love Butterton's different cottages, farms and houses. Some are new, some tiny, some rambling. My head's full of the most lovely autumn imagery now, it should last me all week!
American baseball player Warren Spahn winds up for a pitch, 1950s.
