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stacked stairs held together by wedges at the top, no other mechanical fasteners.


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forrest house northern california


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instagram uploader for macs


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on the record


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just ran across this cement floor treatment: the stained brown paper bag effect


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Eames chair parts


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXGLh5pWf0s

the art of japanese life:  3/3 home


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tesla anounces solar roof $21.85 sf


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science and surplus


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container housing pros and cons


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lisbon cork por do sol cork flooring


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midmod ashtrays


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waterlilly personal electric turbine


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miracle truss systems


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katrina cottage (at lowes still?)


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quonset hut conversion nola


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2 car garage Japan


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2 br mcm house $68k Savanah Ga


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2 houses in Puertecillo / 2DM


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engraved brass nameplates


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Ex of In House / Holl's upstate NY guest house


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This Vila is built in Hakuba famous for its international snow resort. In this area, many houses have ground floor, which is set at 1 meter high from the ground because of the deep snow. As a result, these houses are visually and functionally separated from the surrounding nature. So, I set the large roof upon the site at first, which enables a floor continuous with the ground level. This large roof, made of polycarbonate panels to bear the weight of severe snow, is transparent to gain a lot of sun light onto the roofed terrace. So, we can enjoy time and light in the forest.

 

 


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Andrew M. Geller's Frank House reduced to $1.299M

In the Pines, In the Pines...


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