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RONA by Design video: Patios and gardens 2013
An inspiring video to guide you in finding the personality suited for your backyard.

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Coro Yerbabuena patios 2013 entrevista PTV
Entrevista realizada en los patios a Rafael Gonzalez. Directr del Coro Yerbabuena, en el programa especial de patios 2013 de PTV.

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Patios de Cordoba
Este patio ha sido el ganador del 1 premio de la feria de los patios de Cordoba 2013.

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Silver Leaf Kitchen Bath: Quality Cabinets, Countertops, Bathroom Vanities More in Lakeland FL
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GoldenSourceTilecom Kitchen Bath - Countertops - Backsplashes

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NEW Miami Beach Square by BIG Architects
BIG together with West 8, Fentress, JPA and developers Portman CMC proposes Miami Beach Square as the centerpiece of their 52 acre Convention Center. Miami B...

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Architects - These Colours Don #39;t Run Ringtone
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Architects meet in Selinunte 2013 - Promo
L #39;AIAC - Associazione Italiana di Architettura e Critica (www.architetturaecritica.it ) e presS/Tfactory (www.presstletter.com) presentano il Terzo Meeting I...

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Shades of grey: An artist's impression of the boutique South Yarra apartment building.

Scaffolding around the building in Domain Road, South Yarra, has been keeping passers-by intrigued for months. Designed by award-winning Wood Marsh Architecture, the building is contemporary and sophisticated. And rather than screaming for attention, there's an understated elegance.

The project, comprising four apartments built by Schiavello - which also specialises in high-end furniture - it is destined to become a Melbourne landmark.

Elevated on an angled concrete podium, this building makes creative use of in situ concrete, glass, aluminium and steel. And rather than creating one facade repeated on three sides, Wood Marsh devised three responses.

To the rear, the building is predominantly concrete, with large punctuated openings for windows. The Domain Road elevation is entirely glazed, with faceted glass walls reflecting the Botanic Gardens opposite. Included in this aspect is a pond on one of the terraces, with water reflecting autumn leaves.

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''We saw this building like a Mondrian painting. It's not just the rectilinear glass panes, separated by fine aluminium, it's also the texture produced through this faceted approach,'' says architect Randal Marsh, co-director of the practice, who worked with project architect David Goss.

While the facade to Domain Road appears in contrast to the rear of the building, which is almost all concrete, Marsh points out that the apertures on both ends are similar, with the choice of materials creating different outcomes.

''It's a development that reflects on contemporary artists such as Sol LeWitt. They produce different results depending on the tones of their palette,'' says Marsh.

Rather than ''cut'' into the facade from Domain Road, the architects located the entry in Millswyn Street, creating a more private sense of arrival. This facade is described by Marsh as ''eating away the concrete'' (metaphorically).

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Architects adopt a textured approach