Sunday, May 1, 2011

[ClermontFLReUseIt] File - Clermont Guidelines

 


The Short Version of the Clermont ReUseIt Guidelines:

**Keep it FREE, Keep it LEGAL, Keep it FAMILY FRIENDLY!!!

**No SPAM, POLITICS, OFF-TOPIC, TRADES, BARTERS, SELLING, ETC.

**Please limit what you post to TANGIBLE ITEMS that would otherwise be
thrown out and end up in the landfill. If it is trash, then trash it! If it
is still usable, then offer it on this group.

**Subject lines: Keyword first: OFFER, WANTED, TAKEN, RECEIVED.
PLEASE include a general location in the subject line of all OFFER posts.

**Once every 7 days limit to repeating same item in a WANTED message. You may
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**Choose your RECIPIENT any way you want to, then
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QUICK GUIDE TO CORRECT SUBJECT LINE FORMAT:

(Use ONLY one of these five)

OFFER: couch - location
TAKEN: couch - location (may include pending or PPU)
WANTED: garden hose
RECEIVED: garden hose
INFO: Used for tips
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Posted by Home Designer at 4:04 AM 0 comments

Architecture and Home Design

Architecture and Home Design

Darling Point Apartment by Stanic Harding – 2005 Interior Design Awards Finalist

Posted: 01 May 2011 12:00 AM PDT

Darling Point Apartment by Stanic Harding. This apartment is located at the end of Darling Point in a 22 storey, early sixties apartment building. This work of Stanic Harding architecture and interiors, and it become 2005 interior design awards finalist. The interior are really elegant, the main design idea from the architect was to enhance the view by concealing it at entry.

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Description from Stanic Harding :
This apartment is located at the end of Darling Point in a 22 storey, early sixties apartment building. The C wing has a breathtaking aspect which encompasses Rushcutters Bay, the bridge and the bulk of the harbour. Our brief was to provide a space that would allow a retired country couple to comfortably entertain and enjoy the views when in town. Our main design idea was to enhance the view by concealing it at entry. The view was revealed, under control, as one progressed through the space via a wall that undulated both in plan and height. This wall defines the edge of the central raised hallway, shields the study at the entry, supports a deep floating credenza unit that serves the living zone and embraces a large central column thereby subduing it. The apartment plan is simple with private and public space strictly regulated. The harbour bay views are allocated to the L shaped public space whilst the private spaces huddle in one corner opening to the roof and garden scape of Darling Point. The simple idea of ambiguity is evoked by the opening of the north western corner, creating ‘apartment as balcony’ when desired by the occupants.
Posted by Home Designer at 1:07 AM 0 comments
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