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The Story of Dinesen Flooring | NordicDesign We’ve been drooling over pictures of amazing Scandinavian interiors for a while now, and we’ve noticed that one common threads that links them all is a fantastic floor: Special tiles, a herringbone pattern, or very wide, white-washed wood planks. That is probably how we got to know about Dinesen, Denmark’s leading manufacturer of exclusive flooring. History Dinesen was founded in 1898 by Hans Peter Dinesen, a master builder. Today, Thomas Dinesen is the fourth generation to run the proud family business, which he took over in 1989. The WoodDouglas fir is harder than other firs and has far fewer knots. Pledge of QualitySince its foundation, quality has been the guiding principle in Dinesen’s production of wooden floors and a pillar of the company’s prestigious reputation. Simple and StylishDinesen Douglas floorboards are produced in lengths of up to 15 m, widths up to 45 cm and thicknesses up to 3.5 cm. Photos: Courtesy of Dinesen Three generations of Dinesen.
Aggrenad / AND Architects: AND Location: Geojesi, Korea Construction: Kim, Dong Shik Structure: RC Site Area: 433.00m2 Gross Floor Area: 198.55m2 Area: 121.26 sqm Photographs: Kim, Yong Gwan Sea + Archipelago The site sits in front of the sea where the famous sea battle between Korea and Japan took place in the 16th century, which caused the return of General Lee Sun Shin back to the Korean navy. There still are attempts to search the remains of the historic Turtle Ship in the sea. Mass + Individual Unlike other well-known beaches in the island, the site is located in a small fishing village slightly off from the major tourist area. Aggregation + Monad The building is formed like how fingers are branched out from a hand forming different parts. * Location to be used only as a reference.
Art in Turin and Milan The Triennale in Milan is showing Diritto Rovescio, an exhibition on knitting, embroidery and all those (mostly) feminine crafts that are now so much in favour. I've seen quite a few exhibitions on that very theme over the past few years and this one is definitely not the best but it has merits. The best asset of the show for me was that it made me discover young Italian artists who approach knitting in a truly interesting and personal way. Generally speaking, the works exhibited are very good, you just can't help but wonder what it is exactly that brings them together apart from the use of thread, wool and needles. Il Signor K. - Elisa Nicolaci Patricia Waller - Sheep Below is a quick selection which doesn't necessarily reflect my preferences. Freddie Robins, Skin - A Good Thing To Live In (detail) Freddie Robins' Skin - A Good Thing To Live In is a man-size pink overall that fits the human body as if it represented an alternative to and a second skin. Anila Rubiku image © designboom
ArchDaily | Broadcasting Architecture Worldwide BLOG This post is also a follow up from many emails asking me to explain the diagonal line hatching used the site analysis diagrams. There are two methods in Photoshop that I know of that can create the diagonal line hatch seen in the image above. Both options use a relatively fast workflow and are easy to execute. OPTION A: Google Image Overlay A1. If you do need to copy a small image many times, hold down the "Alt" key ("Option" on Mac) and drag the image using the "Move" tool. A2. OPTION B: Create a Custom Pattern A second option to create a hatch is to define a custom pattern which can offer much more flexibility. B1. B2. Choose the "Paint Bucket Tool" on the left and also select a black paint color. B3. B4. To the right of the pattern drop down, there is another drop down which will show a thumbnail of all of the saved patterns. With these options set, use the paint bucket to fill the page making sure it is on the new layer. B5. Use Masks to Hatch Specific Elements 1. 2. 3. 4.
Empowering Architecture: architects, buildings, interior design, materials, jobs, competitions, design schools St. Ignatius Chapel by Dynerman Architects, pc Conceived as an elemental pavilion, the chapel’s design seeks to connect the celebrants to a dual past: a time when barns served as ancient churches and also to the later, more self-aware churches of the 15th century, whose manipulation of light served its mystical rites and themes. A Salute to California's Midcentury Pin Palaces Decades before the first tech boom remade California as a start-up playground, a different set of venture capitalists let their imaginations run wild on the state’s rural acreage of fruit orchards. Huggable High-Rises: Skyscrapers Go Soft We've seen everything from mega-tall, ultra-skinny skyscrapers to futuristic 3D-printed towers made of sand. Mozarteum Brasileiro Theatre by Valentiny hvp Architects François Valentiny’s bold design for the Mozarteum Brasileiro Theatre features two different overlapping seating areas, one indoors and one outdoors, each with a capacity for 1,100 visitors. Jesolo Lido Pool Villa
Gerson Aguilar Rojas « Blog de Moda El Grifo.co Camisa oficial del Atlético Nacional como local desarrollado en tela DriFit de Nike. Foto Cortesía. Por Gerson Aguilar Rojas La reconocida marca deportiva Nike presentó la semana pasada los nuevos uniformes del equipo Atlético Nacional 2013, como parte del patrocinio de este sello al equipo. Asimismo se convierte ahora en el proveedor oficial y exclusivo en el desarrollo y comercialización de los kits de juego y entrenamiento de fútbol para todas las divisiones del equipo Verde. El nuevo uniforme está desarrollado en tela DriFit que permite a los jugadores estar secos y cómodos durante el partido, extrayendo la humedad de las capas inferiores de la tela que tiene contacto con la piel. La colección completa presentada por Nike incluye la camiseta oficial del equipo para jugar en casa, visitante y alterno, una línea completa de uniformes de entrenamiento, accesorios y una línea de ropa casual Nike Sportswear para los jugadores y autoridades del club deportivo. Detalle cuello.
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