Incase you’ve never seen a half gallon of raw, pasture-raised, Jersey cow cream, today is your lucky day 🐮🍀

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I have more green than you, what does that mean? 🤔😅🤦🏼‍♀️

House Moro

#architecture

Architects: TAM - Guillermo Elgart

Area: 220 m²

Year: 2024

Photographs: Obra Linda, Jonathan Paz

Lead Architects: Guillermo Elgart, Juan Albarenque

Design Team: Juan Icarde, Delfina Diaz, Fiorela Colautti

City: Mar del Plata

Country: Argentina

I hope it holds off a few more days, so I can get through the whole house 😆🤞

Always!! I just have no idea what it is 😂. I'm cooking along on my yarn project and everything is in order 🤷‍♀️

Another huge bag of junk out of my life! I'm enjoying this decluttering thing I've been feeling lately. Not sure what it is I'm trying to avoid doing, but maybe tomorrow I'll tackle my craft room...it's a nightmare of yarn, fabric, notions, and is a catchall for things no one knows what to do with. #cleaningmachine

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Misty day but a fun day with this little banger.

Sky is quilted this morning!

GM

You think Queensland is getting saved? 🤣

Anyone in Australia or the Philippines know if the Rapture has started there yet? Or are you guys excluded?

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#Fallstr #Photostr #Outside #Plebchain

You go, girl!

Didn’t realise the new one was open. Will play now.

I’m not expecting a repeat of yesterday!

Oh whoops, wrong day 🥶

GM

can't decide if this is more an attack against bitcoin or against good taste.

Coffee number two on way home, pit stop for a swim . At this rate it will be an all day walk with a few swims on the way

I'm really going to spoil your day now.

Cheap mayonnaise (which doesn't use eggs) uses xanthan gum as a thickening agent, which is literally rotting cabbage 😂

Just checked with him, and no, Satoshi was not alluding to pieces of 8 with "bit." In fact, he hates that book. :)

Just finished work. 14hr day. Regular drop off clients in the morning/day, then dinner party at night. Stay humble and stack sats….

Grilled peach and wasabi arugula salad with pickled shallots, cucumber, pine nuts and 25yr old balsamic

Sesame roasted carrots with carrot hummus and cilantro

Roasted mixed mushrooms with wala wala onions, garlic, lemon and parsley

Grilled branzino with coriander and fennel - lemon relish

Chocolate covered strawberries (not pictured, forgot)

#foodstr #chefstr #fishstr

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If you have the eyes to see you can find perfection in nature

#nature #naturephotograhy #perfection

Araucarias House

#architecture

Architects: ARKITITO Arquitetura

Area: 1895 ft²

Year: 2024

Photographs: Andrea Soares

Lead Architects: Chantal Ficarelli, Tito Ficarelli, Claudia Piaia

Landscape Desgin: Olivia Uliano (liv the nature)

Site Area: 10764 ft

City: Campos do Jordão

Country: Brazil

I like how gen x is omitted haha

Have you seen Bottle Rocket?

Kesterson House

#architecture

Architects: BUNSTON

Area: 289 m²

Year: 2023

Photographs: Tasha Tylee

City: St Kilda

Country: Australia

Previously owned by Victorian Architect Allan Powell; this building was known as the office of Powell & Glenn Architects. Our project brief was not to add amenities but rather to convert a former office into a family home.

During construction, the existing roof revealed its problematic leaks, and the scope of the building works grew to include an entirely new slate roof, the refurbishment of both chimneys, and a re-rendering of the façade. All restoration works were done in accordance with Heritage Victoria guidelines and ensured the preservation of the significant building. The street frontage is particularly unique with Powell's 'Crigan House' to the left and the Valma, an art deco block of flats to the right. During construction, we became aware of the St Kilda Heritage walking tour, which occurs every Wednesday. The tour highlights these three properties and was another reminder of our project's historical significance.

We reused the bricks and predominately maintained the existing footprint whilst reinterpreting the non-original 'lean-to'. The living is arranged around a central garden which is experienced upon entry and throughout spaces within the house. As the old accepts the new, the new will become less prominent, and we envision the newly built walls will soon be covered in ivy. We hope that the house will be 'better' with age, 'better with the ivy.'

The link between the old and new is perhaps the most important element of the alterations. A combination of our client's appreciation of the ivy and the design challenge of a south-facing backyard brewed the glass link. We envisioned our clients, perched at the island reading the paper with the light from above. On reflection it's difficult to imagine the project without this link and without the light - the feeling would be completely different.

Throughout the house are elements of surprise. The kitchen internals are lined in an unexpected orange and with the same brush, a ladder offers access to overhead storage. The 'Harry Potter' cloakroom consists of design elements never to be seen together. Scottish tartan represents our clients, CLAN, the mirror is also sourced from our client's hometown. Our clients' selections are what makes this project unique, it's the quirks in the house and it's the personality in the architecture.

InnoValley

#architecture

Architects: DRAFT, TAISEI DESIGN Planners Architects & Engineers

Area: 10397 m²

Year: 2024

Photographs: Kotaro Imada

City: Ranzan

Country: Japan

A new research and development center of a chemical manufacturer has been built on a nature-rich site with views of the Chichibu Mountains. An unprecedented type of technology development center was required to respond to the need for faster product development in the rapidly changing field of electronics and to secure a stable and capable workforce amid a declining birthrate.

The building thus created consists of the lower floors to be used as a development zone, the intermediate floors containing machinery and equipment for the lower floors and extra space for future use and the upper floors designed as an office zone with bird's-eye views of surrounding natural landscapes. By stacking functionally optimized, purpose-specific planes, a dynamic space with a rich variety of indoor and outdoor space has been created.

The exterior of the lower floor zone is finished with earth-colored louvers to blend harmoniously with the surrounding lush greenery. The upper-floor office zone is enclosed by glass and horizontal eaves to create a striking contrast to the lower-floor design. The simplicity of the vertical and horizontal elements stresses the presence of a voluminous structure that looks like floating over the forest.

The entrance hall retains the memories of the sloping terrain woodland that once existed at the site, creating a heartwarming space that invites visitors to walk up an easy slope. The tapestries designed to mimic rain falling on trees were created, in collaboration with a craftsman specializing in Japanese paper (Ogawa washi) making, a traditional craft of a neighboring town, by using 2.5 m × 8.0 m pieces of washi. The plaster walls produced by the artistic plasterer Naoki Kusumi also add color to the entrance hall.

The multi-floor open space interconnecting the three office floors was inspired by the panoramic ridge lines of the Chichibu Mountains and the landscapes of the Ranzan Ravine. The irregularly shaped multi-floor open space creates places of various configurations, just as a ravine offers places of varied shapes so that anglers and campers can find places of their liking. Varied spaces and places laid out around the multi-floor open space are interconnected by stairs and circulation lines so as to create opportunities for unexpected exchanges. The four-meter-wide cantilevered peripheral zone of each floor forms a daringly wide, open space that practically connects the internal space and the surrounding environment.

Creativity and inspiration of individual workers are stimulated by unknowingly moving between different environments created by the lower floors and upper floors, well-lit spaces and shaded spaces, time- and space-dependent changes in external environmental conditions, and varied combinations of materials. It is hoped that opportunities for unexpected encounters incorporated in the space stimulate communication between individuals and organizations and induce serendipity to give rise to unprecedented innovations.

"Once made equal to man, woman becomes his superior."

The U.S. Navy has ordered three Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers—the USS Sampson (DDG-102), USS Gravely (DDG-107), and USS Jason Dunham (DDG-109)—to the waters off Venezuela, where they are expected to arrive within 36 hours. The destroyers will join a naval task force recently deployed to the southern Caribbean, which includes the Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group (ARG) and several P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft, in an operation aimed at countering drug trafficking by Latin American cartels.