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DSLR iPhone camera adaptor


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nova structura


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Findling house Moriken

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Mishima house Tokyo


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Haus Ruscher


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serpent sea mats


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metal casement doors


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Hanebrink electric/peddle all terrain bike


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house f Osaka

pine and white via JP
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ex libris anonymous


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1000sf studio in Philly $415.00


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glass and steel house in the woods


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the atrium house on the Baltic


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No alto da torre tinha uma casa


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Jarego house in portugal


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Inside heidegger's hut


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Much has been written about the writer’s cabin. Among the most notable recent books on the topic are “Heidegger’s Hut” by Adam Sharr and “A Place of My Own: The Architecture of Daydreams,” Michael Pollan’s account of  imagining and then actually constructing his own writing space. A standard Internet search can quickly yield images of the writing rooms (cabins, huts, sheds) of legendary scriveners: Dylan Thomas, Virginia Woolf, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Roald Dahl, Carl Jung, Henry Thoreau and — a writer of a markedly different sort —Ted Kaczynski, to name a few. And Jill Krementz’s 1999 collection of photographs “The Writer’s Desk” gives us tantalizing glimpses of writers sitting at their desks. But why the interest? Have these places somehow become secular sites of the sacred?

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casa en ranon


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Exaggerated corrugated roof


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Casa de Las Nubes


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barn conversion burgundy


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villa ssk Japan


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H house Hungary


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RIP Oscar Niemeyer at 104

the poet of concrete, nine decade career and a great fucking commie who brought the sexy to modernism / more


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