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Thank you Cheezy! cool stuff in there though!
here is a movie for you..
kind of artsy.
But the information and discussion that this movie creates is important, and should not be taken lightly in the construction community.
"Blue Vinyl" - 2002
http://www.bullfrogfilms.com/catalog/bv.html
lottah homes here...we have alot of ""Vinyl Villages""
and brick verneer same ole same ole cribs!
right on..Compliments your smmmokin Architecture...we work hand-in-hand// Thank You!!
not boring my friend....
these are great pics of some landscaping!
Not my biz...I am the designer for all those pics doe....If yah need some ideas...go to Unilock.com
They have some pimp chit...firepits(fireplaces)
Juicy ideas for those well off...LOL!
I got a sick mind myself! the fatter the job...the fatter the commish!
is that your biz?
good stuff. i really enjoy paver patios. This spring, i am taking down the pressure treated deck, and rebuilding it with a cedar deck/brick paver combo. i will post pics here, but will not be until about april.
we kindah got our site finished here ..lil CHEEZY still...gettin there...BABY STEPS
http://www.adamslandscape.com/photoalbum/default.asp?pagenum=2&album=20
really worth it...glass and concrete with a lot of Japanese influence
thanks serfy and berge...
for hanging out with me tonight....
i am going to retire for the night. serf, i will get on the house.
Dan
I had a "private tour" of a Frank Lloyd Wright house...the entire interior was glass....if you opened all the interior drapes, you could see the shore from anywhere in the house
a buck two eighty...lol..eom
we can get something like it.....
we will get it!
I definitely like the stone walls on that one. Put that in the spec. But a tad more earthy-colored.
Kay, what's next?
if i am out that way, i will...
i need to take an architecture trip soon.
There ya go! How much to have that installed lol?
Wow, that's pretty nice...
...actually, they use this for decks and tiles. I don't think you could apply it to a house. Darn.
nice little shack...
nice....i have to "favorite" that site.eom
This material is called "brickform" ------>>
http://www.brickform.com/
They have some interesting earthy tones available:
It's circa 1922... http://www.makcenter.org/MAK_Schindler_House.php
A friend of mine was a relative, got to hang out and sit by this out door fire place one night. Amazing house.
The block walls there are typical retaining walls that many suppliers have...sometimes called unilock block, because it is a dry lay and they are interlocking blocks. i like that....some architects only like field stone walls that take a freaking genius to lay....lol
the atrium space...garden...
think japanese rock garden with waterfall
Jackpot:
Still to white for my tastes and larger than I'm looking for, but hey, this is one awesome looking exterior treatment...
you should go tour the Schindler House in Hollywood
Lookit this concrete block material...
That's nice, as long as it's not white but yellowish-brown. This is the "earth" element.
ya...pretty good..
here is a website to a zinc panel maker:
http://www.vmzinc-us.com
"stressed" - that's me lol
work it...work it!! eom
Zinc...hmmpf. Interesting...and low maintenance, I'll wager.
i hear ya....some grain to it..
just like my logo!...now i see your taste!
possibly...i will read up..
we use metal panels of all types now...
corrugated, flat seam, standing seam...you name it.
copper panels are great...but zinc panels are my favorite.
example of zinc panels at University of Hartford ISET building:
http://www.high-profile.com/2005/nov/wilson.html
Yes, I like that idea. All three elements, combined with the inner atrium - now we have air, earth, fire, water.
The fire, of course, is the glass which is forged in a furnace.
A theme is developing!
Maybe rough-hewn concrete - not smooth. You know, textury and lumpy.
stone...glass...wood..
that is my cup of tea.....that is only the best!
Is that corrugated steel they used?
I like the concrete idea, I think. It seems to work well with glass and creates a modern look...but I wouldn't want it to look so "insititutional."
How do you feel about stone and glass?
cabin from "architectural record"
http://archrecord.construction.com/projects/residential/archives/0604RHb-1.asp
this must be the realized project..glass house:
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