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Today's top images (in no particular order) are from the board Bricks & Stones.
↑ iA_house in Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain by LANDÍNEZ+REY architects [eL2Gaa]; Photo: Raúl del Valle
↑ St James's & Bury Street in London, UK by TateHindle; Photo: Philip Vile
↑ L House in Mexico City by Dellekamp Arquitectos; Photo: Sandra Pereznieto
↑ Partnership Centre in East Calder, UK by Collective Architecture
↑ Stikeman Elliott offices in Montreal, Canada by Saucier+Perrotte Architectes; Photo: Olivier Blouin
↑ Cubic Houses in Copenhagen, Denmark by ADEPT; Photo: COAST Studio
↑ Step House in London, UK by Bureau de Change
↑ BIN 61/ TACKarchitects in Omaha, NE by TACKarchitects
↑ St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn, NY by Marvel Architects
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I take your point here. Of course, a true brick arch is a wonderful thing.
But if we insist on only load-bearing masonry walls with only structural arched openings... we'll see a lot less beautiful brick, I fear. I'd rather see full-depth brick sitting atop a nicely detailed steel member than Z-brick veneer, or no brick at all.
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Every time I see the angle iron under brick masonry, my heart breaks a little.
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I take your point here. Of course, a true brick arch is a wonderful thing.
But if we insist on only load-bearing masonry walls with only structural arched openings... we'll see a lot less beautiful brick, I fear. I'd rather see full-depth brick sitting atop a nicely detailed steel member than Z-brick veneer, or no brick at all.
Nothing says trendy like a ceiling made of bricks. What could go wrong?
Ok, two things; trendy, been around since brick and vaults existed. C, what could, go wrong?
It's not a vault with the compressive forces of a vault. It is a plain brick wall for a ceiling.
I don't see a single image here that lives up to the title of the article.
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