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- Hedonistic Rooftop Penthouses – Playground with Shock Absorbing Surface
- Mead Residence by EJE Architexture
- 5 Rarely Asked Crucial Questions about Mosaic Tiles
- Explore the Fabulous and Appealing Canvas Art Ideas
- A guide to buying UPVC windows
- Polites Apartment by Enoki
Hedonistic Rooftop Penthouses – Playground with Shock Absorbing Surface Posted: 16 Nov 2013 11:34 AM PST This penthouse located in Copenhagen, Denmark. The penthouse’s roof has a roof terrace, its called Hedonistic Rooftop Penthouses, was done by JDS Architects. The hedonistic rooftop is reflected in a playground with shock-absorbing surface and a playful suspension bridge, a green hill with varying accommodation backed by real grass and durant vegetation, a viewing platform, an outdoor kitchen and barbecue, and a more quiet wooden deck.
The hedonistic rooftop is reflected in a playground with shock-absorbing surface and a playful suspension bridge, a green hill with varying accommodation backed by real grass and durant vegetation, a viewing platform, an outdoor kitchen and barbecue, and a more quiet wooden deck. We seek to optimize and fully exploit the situations the site has to offer, and thereby design a potential for the future exploitation of the roof to the delight of all the co-op's residents. Usually a roof defines a final measure of any construction. We imagine cities where people will be the last measure of the environment. ” Source : jdsa.eu |
Mead Residence by EJE Architexture Posted: 16 Nov 2013 11:34 AM PST The home takes great advantage of the environment and the topography on which it sits. The steep sloping site allows the home to be split horizontally into functional areas, while a lift and stairs link the zones together. The ambience and mood of the residence has the fantastic ability to change constantly depending on the time of day and weather conditions. A play of light and shade is created by the horizontal and vertical sunshades. [ EJE Architexture ] |
5 Rarely Asked Crucial Questions about Mosaic Tiles Posted: 16 Nov 2013 04:48 AM PST Mosaic tiles add life to any part of your house. Its colors and designs are attractive and vibrant. Making mosaics is no easy feat though. It needs a lot of focus because of the nitty gritty details involved in creating it. Here are some questions that are rarely asked about mosaic tiles but are crucial to the process of creating it. What specific precautions should I take when doing a Mosaic project? What safety precautions do I need to take? What is the best grout to use? Sanded or Premixed? Premixed (Unsanded) Latex Grout Our special blend of water soluble materials and acrylic-latex additives. Premixed Grout provides a smooth joint, without the graininess of Sanded Grout. Premixed Grout is not recommended for use on floors. Our Premixed Grout can be used in mosaics in which the grout line is up to 1/4″ in width. If you are using unglazed non-glass tile (such as ceramic or terra-cotta) you may want to use the Premixed Grout. These tile are prone to absorbing the moisture from your grout mixture and may become discolored. Premixed Grout has less moisture than a Sanded Grout mixture. As Premixed Grout is a latex-based admixture, it is not as porous as Sanded Grout. This means that it is less likely to become stained and discolored, but it is more difficult to tint after your grout has dried and set. How do I mount mosaics on a wall? How do I polish my mosaic after I finish creating one? How do I cut the precise shape I want from glass mosaic tiles? Here’s the more important information: Tiles should never be “shaped” or custom cut. Instead, cut up about 4 or 5 tiles, and then select the piece that is closest in shape to what you need. You will find that you work faster that way with much less stress. Author Bio: |
Explore the Fabulous and Appealing Canvas Art Ideas Posted: 16 Nov 2013 02:06 AM PST When it comes to home or office decoration, the canvas art is the first choice of the people. It is because the canvas arts are simple, elegant and appealing enough to transform a dull room into a beautiful and lively one. The theme and the color combinations are so fresh that even the other people will admire it a lot. So if you are thinking of renovating your homes or workplaces, then you can go for the cheap canvas art which is a superb option and affordable too. With plenty of ideas available before you, one can incorporate any idea which is best and most suitable for their homes and offices.
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A guide to buying UPVC windows Posted: 16 Nov 2013 12:55 AM PST Purchasing new doors and windows for your home can cost you a lot of money, especially as many homeowners aren't aware that UPVC windows are actually the most cost effective type of window, they also do their job the most effectively. If you do your research and purchase smartly, your windows don't have to cost a fortune.
Vertical Sliding Sash Windows If you are looking for the more classic look and feel, you consider having Georgian sliding sash windows installed. When buying these UPVC windows, be sure to check that the product has steel reinforcement and an anti jimmy bar, this will prevent any unwanted break-ins. Casement windows: Casement windows are available in both top hinged and side hinged; these windows have become synonymous with homeowners for the high level of security that they provide. Home improvement specialists or homeowners are able to choose from various shades of rosewood, mahogany, golden oak, and white. Tilt-and-Turn Windows: These UPVC windows feature a unique tilt and turn mechanism that allows you to open then window inwards from the side, or from the top for a better level of ventilation. Reversible Windows: Mostly suited to high rise structures, where cleaning from outside is a tricky task. These UPVC windows are installed with 180° reversible hinges; this enables the window to be completely rotated. Reversible windows are also ideal for emergency exits as they have the 180° rotational feature. For added security these windows are installed with built in restrictors, these prevent children from opening them fully. Below are 5 advantages of UPVC windows Cost effective To say this is a big benefit is an understatement. Not only is the upfront cost less, but there are also less ongoing costs. Because UPVC windows are so well insulated, less heating is needed during the cold winter months and not so much air conditioning during the summer months. In the long run UPVC windows will save you a lot of money. Although UPVC is a plastic material, it is incredibly strong making it ideal for larger structures like doors and windows, and because it is a plastic, it is a lot more cost effective to produce than other materials. Durability One of the biggest advantages of UPVC windows is their durability; they last for years and years. When the rain comes splashing they don't rot, and when the sun comes shining they don't splinter or swell. Because they are so rigid and durable UPVC windows will last decades before anything goes wrong with them. Easy to maintain Unlike standard windows and frames, UPVC windows don't rot and will always shut properly. To keep your UPVC windows looking their greatest there is no sanding or varnishing needed whatsoever. Security No other windows in today's market can rival the security of UPVC windows. With their inbuilt locking features they are nigh on impossible to break through. In today's world, the security levels of your windows are very important in protecting yourself and family. This article is brought to you by Leekes UPVC Windows Leekes are an award winning family-owned retailer with a proud heritage in home improvements including conservatories, orangeries, windows and doors. |
Posted: 15 Nov 2013 11:34 PM PST This luxury interior apartment was designed by Enoki. From Enoki : “Sitting above the Adelaide skyline with city and hill views, the client wanted their interior environment to reflect the views and their appreciation of international style and design objects. The bespoke joinery, in both polished and matt lacquer finishes, sits comfortably with the collection of Contemporary classic furniture pieces. ”
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