Tuesday, May 27, 2014

22 Awesome Bar Signs

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Liu Yaming - Arte

Recojo una muestra de las obras de "Liu Yaming".

















Queenscliff Residence by John Wardle Architects

John Wardle Architects designed this home for a family in Queenscliff, Victoria, Australia.


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Description from John Wardle Architects:



This accomplished house acts as an optical instrument.


It presents and juxtaposes a series of devices that frame views beyond the abutting foreshore toward the entrance of the bay. A significant promenade through the house takes you from the street, along a gently stepped path, to the entry stair, where you are sufficiently elevated to appreciate the view as you arrive at the uppermost level.


The experience on entry is private and cocooned from the exterior. Views expand and are focussed on the horizon of the ocean to the south. Materiality and adjacencies amplify the careful choreography with fine timber detailing, woven wicker and Calacatta marble in the kitchen.


A challenge for Victorian coastal houses is to reconcile the southern views with northern solar orientation. In this instance, a courtyard is introduced to gain northern aspect to the living spaces and to capture the afternoon sun within an environment shielded from strong southerly winds.


The principal bedroom is oriented south, stealing ocean views through the glazed main living pavilion and across the courtyard. Spotted Gum is used in a variety of applications. The Australian hardwood is detailed as cladding, decking, screens and sunshades and provides a uniform quality and colour to the exterior shell.



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Architecture by John Wardle Architects


Photography by Trevor Mein


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Mobile Honey Extractor Reduces The Time Needed to Harvest Honey

Mobile Honey Extractor is a mobile mechanical device that we can use to extract honey from hives, fast and easy. It’s a concept vehicle/machine to drastically reduce the time needed to harvest honey, promoting operator safety and to avoid disturbing the bees during the process. It takes 2 workers to do the job, one to drive the vehicle and the other one to work on the extraction process, but we believe one operator is actually enough to do both works.


Designers : Agustin Epstein, Martin Ferrer and Matias Fernandez Bodereau and Sebastián Soldano


Mobile Honey Extractor by Tebi Soldano


Mobile Honey Extractor by Tebi Soldano



Mobile Honey Extractor by Tebi Soldano


Mobile Honey Extractor by Tebi Soldano


Mobile Honey Extractor Reduces The Time Needed to Harvest Honey is originally posted on Tuvie - Modern Industrial Design