I love this. I actually went there for my grad advisor's birthday last summer. As I pulled up in front, I went through that whole routine in my mind. That valet scene is fun, too.
That appears to be a large ... uh ... hole in the ground?
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citizen
The messy, eventually hidden underbelly (literally) of all those sleek hillside houses. Bonus: a good final resting place for the occasional blackmailer or troublesome neighbor. Or so I've heard.
LARGE hole in the ground, long story short - where the upper floor edge is, there were 2 steps down to the living room- all along that edge-, we are raising the floor to be one level and the owner decided to use the crawl space underneath - underpinning footings and all that fun.
can we talk photography gear? I’m looking for a new bag after the zippers on my peak design 5l sling have been destroyed. I’m looking at maybe 10L messenger or crossbody with exterior bottle pockets, any ideas?
Photography Thread
photo, abracadabra @ Dr. Feinfield's 1/24
Post your smartphone camera point-and-shoot pictures, snaps shots, building and project photos, paparazzi moments, you name it, we'll look.,.
therapy moment last sunday.
If I may ask, where were you skiing?
buttermilk - tiehack, kind of easy to get back the legs.
Looks nice!
My happy times from last week:
Reminds me of the south cost of Spain and France. Very nice!
Architecture without architects. Santa Monica Airport.
Walgrove!
Boot beer. Now you know what we Canucks are packing under all these clothes at -20.
pour it into the boot, then drink it... I won't confirm or deny my ejection from hockey games for doing this.
You got kicked out for doin a shoeie?
That's not what they're called here and it's a family tradition.
https://twitter.com/mrshoebeer
Those who know, know.
I'd click on the link but it's Twitter or X, or whatever it's called now.
Go ahead, all you questions will be answered.
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Was reminding Mom what her ancient stash of Wedgewood looked like.
Took this a couple of years ago, one of the best hotel lobbies i've been to
I'd feel too low class to be in that lobby. ;)
^ "Excuse me, sir. Can I help you with something?"
Uh yeessss, I'm here to see a Victor Mateland. Capricorn man, dark complexation. Tell him Ramon from the club is here to see him.
"Something about a blood test...?"
Herpes simplex 10. He may want to speak to his physician before parts start falling off the man.
I love this. I actually went there for my grad advisor's birthday last summer. As I pulled up in front, I went through that whole routine in my mind. That valet scene is fun, too.
I took this photo recently on a trip to India whilst on the train to New Delhi.
A few recent ones:
Oak Harbor, WA
Anacortes, WA
Port Townsend, WA
Eagle Harbor, WA
Another one... I went to an event at a newly opened project in Seattle and snapped this from the rooftop deck.
I am from here and took this photo in 2019. Our neighborhood.
Approaching Los Angeles.
LA is beautiful and changes so much from day to day in the "winter".... this was all in the last 6-7 days
it's all fun until you go back to this...
That appears to be a large ... uh ... hole in the ground?
The messy, eventually hidden underbelly (literally) of all those sleek hillside houses. Bonus: a good final resting place for the occasional blackmailer or troublesome neighbor. Or so I've heard.
LARGE hole in the ground, long story short - where the upper floor edge is, there were 2 steps down to the living room- all along that edge-, we are raising the floor to be one level and the owner decided to use the crawl space underneath - underpinning footings and all that fun.
Interesting project. Looks like you already had a high ceiling?
18' at the peak to 12' - 4:12 pitch.
I love architectural problem solving, especially when creative sections are involved.
JLC-1,
So, are you slipping in a retaining wall/foundation under the new walls and floor? I like the snaking stairs. Soaring.
Yes, underpinning all around.
Pasqual Stables, Pasadena, CA
That's um..... mud, right?
citizen, living in concrete and stucco jungles most of my life, that's beautiful nature to me... No, it is not a job site!
Washington state winter beach still life. I'm going to use this to pick some color palate options from.
Is that a femur?
I think of a bird. With barnacles on it.
Taken on 35mm film
Pasadena, CA 2/2/24
I'd've thought there'd be a lot more water in there today.
a clown show of urban realm
Sagrada Família
amazeballs
Here are some masonry, pegs, drainage, structure, and landscape details from Green and Green Bros you detail dawgs.
can we talk photography gear? I’m looking for a new bag after the zippers on my peak design 5l sling have been destroyed. I’m looking at maybe 10L messenger or crossbody with exterior bottle pockets, any ideas?
Bart Prince, ABQ, NM. (cropped)
Lovell Beach House, R.M. Schindler, 1926. photo: oa ©
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