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Pete

Two days later we have a floor (frame). Went off piste and almost entirely used cypress macrocarpa for the structural timber. A bit splittier than pine, particularly tangential to the growth rings, but similar strength, more durable, stable and nice to work. One of my favourite timbers and the mill really did well. Having said all that not something I'd recommend on a typical build where the builder thinks about ordering timber a week before they need it.
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An old double storey building the background with a newly framed floor in the fore. Typical single plane floor with joists on hangers off bearers.
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Claudia Zahn

This wonderful staircase was designed by the architect Ede Magyar for the Reök Palace in Szeged, Hungary (1906-1907), but it was actually created by the metal-worker and artist-craftsman Pál Fekete, who was responsible for the spectacular forging of the entire building
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#Architecture #Design #Style #Nature #Art #Artist #Photo #Photographer #Urbanism #City #Village #Staircases #History #Histoire #Abandoned #AbandonedPlaces

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Luis Natera
De Piramides.

A social housing building in Amsterdam. With a background in architecture I’m also pull into seeing the city through its buildings. And De Piramides certainly dominate the space in the west of Amsterdam. A social housing building with 82 apartments divided in two towers.

Shot on #fujifilm with #tamron

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Photo of two buildings in the shape of a pyramid
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Douglas E. Welch

Adobe Oasis by Ronald Rael 2, Desert X 2025, Coachella Valley, California

For the past 150 years, traditional craft techniques in wood, stone, earth, and textiles have faced neglect, resulting in the loss of invaluable ancestral knowledge. Architect, artist, and activist Ronald Rael champions the revival and reimagining of these methods by integrating contemporary technologies, presenting them as sustainable and innovative solutions for the future. Rooted in Colorado’s San Luis Valley—a historic borderland between the U.S. and Mexico before 1848—Rael draws inspiration from Indigenous and earthen construction practices.

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desertx.org/dx/dx-25-coachella

welchwrite.com/blog/2025/04/02

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The image depicts a scene in a desert-like environment with a clear blue sky and scattered clouds. In the foreground, there is a structure made of stacked, brown, woven bricks, forming a low wall or barrier. The bricks have a textured appearance, suggesting they are made from natural materials. A tall palm tree stands prominently in the center, with its fronds reaching upwards, surrounded by other palm trees in the background. The ground is sandy, and there are a few people present: one person is crouching on the left side, and another is standing near the structure. The overall atmosphere is serene, with the natural elements and the structure creating a contrast between the built environment and the natural landscape. Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
#3d#3dprinting#art
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Douglas E. Welch
Adobe Oasis by Ronald Rael 2, Desert X 2025, Coachella Valley, California

For the past 150 years, traditional craft techniques in wood, stone, earth, and textiles have faced neglect, resulting in the loss of invaluable ancestral knowledge. Architect, artist, and activist Ronald Rael champions the revival and reimagining of these methods by integrating contemporary technologies, presenting them as sustainable and innovative solutions for the future. Rooted in Colorado’s San Luis Valley—a historic borderland between the U.S. and Mexico before 1848—Rael draws inspiration from Indigenous and earthen construction practices.

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https://desertx.org/dx/dx-25-coachella-valley/cannupa-hanska-luger

Desert X is produced by The Desert Biennial, a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization founded in California, conceived to produce recurring international contemporary art exhibitions that activate desert locations through site-specific installations by acclaimed international artists. Its guiding purposes and principles include presenting public exhibitions of art that respond meaningfully to the conditions of desert locations, the environment and Indigenous communities; promoting cultural exchange and education programs that foster dialogue and understanding among cultures and communities about shared artistic, historical, and societal issues; and providing an accessible platform for artists from around the world to address ecological, cultural, spiritual, and other existential themes.



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