Title: What is your favorite style of architecture? Source:
vanity URL Source:http://vanity Published:Mar 16, 2006 Author:vanity Post Date:2006-03-16 20:47:35 by Dakmar Keywords:architecture?, favorite, style Views:1641 Comments:59
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Has a man-made structure ever effected you emotionally or spiritually?
It's something I've been thinking about since I discovered Second Empire plans nail what I would do, given a budget.
Hokey? I like Ed Wood movies. Nothing is hokey, damnit!
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That almosts sounds suggestive, but I know you mean Queen Anne :)
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I like those cedar and rock houses with lots of windows built in the middle of the woods.
I like those too, although it would be more work than I'm willing or able to do to propriete a house like that.
Thanks for Prohibition and the war against drugs. Thanks for a country where nobody's allowed to mind their own business. Thanks for a nation of finks. Yes, thanks for all the memories-- all right let's see your arms!- William S Burroughs
I rented that but couldn't get interested in it. Depp is like a acting teacher showing you Ed Wood. The real Ed Wood was like a drum majorette passed out next to you with a whistle stuck down her throat.
Thanks for Prohibition and the war against drugs. Thanks for a country where nobody's allowed to mind their own business. Thanks for a nation of finks. Yes, thanks for all the memories-- all right let's see your arms!- William S Burroughs
The Monolithic Dome is a permanent structure which is energy efficient, cost effective, disaster resistant and attractive.
Monolithic Domes have real strength. They can withstand the force of a tornado, hurricane or earthquake. They cannot burn, rot or be eaten by bugs.
The Monolithic Dome is energy efficient. It will usually save fifty percent on heating and cooling costs compared to a comparable conventional building.
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I rented that but couldn't get interested in it. Depp is like a acting teacher showing you Ed Wood. The real Ed Wood was like a drum majorette passed out next to you with a whistle stuck down her throat.
LOL!! Great description.. Youre right it was a tad contrived.. but then again I'm a Depp fan..
Monolithic Domes have real strength. They can withstand the force of a tornado, hurricane or earthquake. They cannot burn, rot or be eaten by bugs.
Are they made of wood?
Thanks for Prohibition and the war against drugs. Thanks for a country where nobody's allowed to mind their own business. Thanks for a nation of finks. Yes, thanks for all the memories-- all right let's see your arms!- William S Burroughs
Monolithic Domes have real strength. They can withstand the force of a tornado, hurricane or earthquake. They cannot burn, rot or be eaten by bugs.
Are they made of wood?
No...
The Monolithic Dome is a super-insulated, steel reinforced concrete structure used for homes, schools, gymnasiums, bulk storage facilities, churches, offices, and many other uses.
Free nations are peaceful nations. Free nations don't attack each other. Free nations don't develop weapons of mass destruction. ~George W. Bush
It has a tower, I like that, but I'd need more wrought-iron spikes if I was going to spend that much money on a house.
Thanks for Prohibition and the war against drugs. Thanks for a country where nobody's allowed to mind their own business. Thanks for a nation of finks. Yes, thanks for all the memories-- all right let's see your arms!- William S Burroughs
Now that was just ugly. Square walls on a dome gives me flu-like symptoms.
Thanks for Prohibition and the war against drugs. Thanks for a country where nobody's allowed to mind their own business. Thanks for a nation of finks. Yes, thanks for all the memories-- all right let's see your arms!- William S Burroughs
Thanks for Prohibition and the war against drugs. Thanks for a country where nobody's allowed to mind their own business. Thanks for a nation of finks. Yes, thanks for all the memories-- all right let's see your arms!- William S Burroughs
"On a slightly foggy day, the house just about disappears, which is what we wanted." The Stitts achieved that effect by choosing just the right shade of blue paint for the outside of their Airform.
Thanks for Prohibition and the war against drugs. Thanks for a country where nobody's allowed to mind their own business. Thanks for a nation of finks. Yes, thanks for all the memories-- all right let's see your arms!- William S Burroughs
Wouldn't my Bugatti look nice in the drive for a picture of me whipping the servants?
Thanks for Prohibition and the war against drugs. Thanks for a country where nobody's allowed to mind their own business. Thanks for a nation of finks. Yes, thanks for all the memories-- all right let's see your arms!- William S Burroughs
Imagine how much fun you could have with water balloons
Thanks for Prohibition and the war against drugs. Thanks for a country where nobody's allowed to mind their own business. Thanks for a nation of finks. Yes, thanks for all the memories-- all right let's see your arms!- William S Burroughs
#34. To: robin, diana, zipporah, christine, red jones, indrid cold, arator, arete, star wind (#24)
We watched this stunning chapel being built as we traveled to Taos over the years. From what I understand, most of the Labor was donated, and the view of it from the Rio Grande valley is surreal. The Stations of the Cross bronze sculptures on the trail up to the chapel are soul moving (and a good running trail to blow off the long drive). San Luis Colorado (the oldest town in Co)- if you go there you are making a mistake by not seeing the profound chapel built there. Stunning in it's old world simplicity and the views are.............. It is a special place.
We watched this stunning chapel being built as we traveled to Taos over the years. From what I understand, most of the Labor was donated, and the view of it from the Rio Grande valley is surreal. The Stations of the Cross bronze sculptures on the trail up to the chapel are soul moving (and a good running trail to blow off the long drive). San Luis Colorado (the oldest town in Co)- if you go there you are making a mistake by not seeing the profound chapel built there. Stunning in it's old world simplicity and the views are............
tom ..that is gorgeous..and pictures never do justice to what it's like in reality.. I've never been to Taos .. some place I'd like to see one day..
Yeah, it's spooky alright. I really do like Queen Anne style, though:
Thanks for Prohibition and the war against drugs. Thanks for a country where nobody's allowed to mind their own business. Thanks for a nation of finks. Yes, thanks for all the memories-- all right let's see your arms!- William S Burroughs
Thanks for Prohibition and the war against drugs. Thanks for a country where nobody's allowed to mind their own business. Thanks for a nation of finks. Yes, thanks for all the memories-- all right let's see your arms!- William S Burroughs
I don't know, I was just looking for the best example of a Queen Anne.
What kind of people would build such monstrous looking stuff?
Thanks for Prohibition and the war against drugs. Thanks for a country where nobody's allowed to mind their own business. Thanks for a nation of finks. Yes, thanks for all the memories-- all right let's see your arms!- William S Burroughs
I don't know, I was just looking for the best example of a Queen Anne.
Found it. It's the "Carson House," and it is indeed in Eureka, California. It was built 1884-1886 by Samuel Newsom & Joseph C. Newsom for William Carson.
What kind of people would build such monstrous looking stuff?
William Carson was a lumber baron, who made his fortune logging the beautiful old growth California redwood trees. No wonder he had such a Satanic looking house built! ;)
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