[ad_1] Woorarra House/Rptecture Architects ©Impression Photography+ 8 share shareFacebookTwittermailinterestWhatsapporhttps://www.archdaily.com/1013945/woorarra-house-rptecture-architects ©Impression PhotographyText description provided by the architect. The Woorarra House conversion project embarked on a journey to transform an existing farmhouse into a luxury family retreat, blending the charm of the original structure with modern facilities. Located in the picturesque Yarra Valley, the design was designed to capture the stunning views, harmonize with the surrounding wineries and achieve a cohesive aesthetic. The core challenge was to balance the preservation of a traditional homestead feel with the incorporation of contemporary design elements.©Impression PhotographyDesign Challenge – Our first challenge was to retain the…
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[ad_1] After serving delicious food in St Aubin for over 25 years, Salty Dog is about to embark on a new journey, moving from its original home to a site with a rich hospitality history, just 200 meters away. Natalie Parkin Duffy, the visionary behind the beloved restaurant, is at the forefront of this exciting transition, with the goal of reopening in late April 2024. The move not only marks a new chapter for Salty Dog, but also highlights the restaurant’s commitment to enhancing the dining experience in St. Aubin. New home with historic charm The new location, a stone’s…
[ad_1] It’s Women’s History Month, dear readers, and if I skipped the newsletter last week, it’s because I was in Sri Lanka, where I discovered the country’s first female architect, Minnette de Silva ( Excellent work by Minnette de Silva. Despite serious efforts to revive and evaluate her work, she remains largely forgotten. continue reading… Pablo Picasso – Minnette de Silva (Wikimedia Commons) {{^userSubscribed}} {{/userSubscribed}} {{^userSubscribed}} {{/userSubscribed}} To be honest, I have never heard of Minnette de Silva. Goeffrey Bawa, Sri Lanka’s highly regarded and admired architect, yes. His influence can be seen not only in his own former country…
[ad_1] Rift Valley House/LJL Architects © Lu Jing+17 share shareFacebookTwittermailinterestWhatsapporhttps://www.archdaily.com/1013944/rift-house-ljl-architects © Lu JingText description provided by the architect. RIFT HOUSE provides a multi-faceted space for a couple with multiple children. As a recent escapee from typical apartment living, the client sought a home that would provide separate living spaces for parents and children as well as shared areas immersed in nature. © Lu JingFloor Plan – Third Floor© Lu JingFloor Plan – Second Floor© Lu JingThe site is situated on a hillside in the city, with a majestic persimmon tree and sweeping views of Namsan Mountain in Buksan, Seoul. However,…
[ad_1] Inovaxe has hired Lisa Owens as its new national sales manager. She will be based in the greater Fort Lauderdale, Florida area and will be responsible for the U.S. and Canadian markets. Owens brings successful sales experience in the electronics industry to Inovaxe. She will be responsible for liaising with existing clients to ensure their needs are met, as well as developing new partners in the region. Owens’ appointment will support the company’s strategic initiatives, strengthen customer relationships and expand sales support. “Now is a great time to join Inovaxe as we develop a number of new initiatives and…
[ad_1] In an ambitious move to address America’s pressing truck driver shortage, Florida lawmakers have earmarked $112,500 for trucking industry hiring and public safety activities. The initiative, championed by Rep. Fiona McFarland and supported by the Florida Trucking Association, aims to address a critical shortage of an estimated 1 million drivers in the industry. The campaign enters the final year of a successful three-year partnership and focuses on attracting new drivers and diesel mechanics through a strong digital and social marketing strategy, highlighting the lucrative opportunities within the industry. Solving Driver Drought Problem There is a growing concern over the…
[ad_1] Rift Valley House/LJL Architects © Lu Jing+17 share shareFacebookTwittermailinterestWhatsapporhttps://www.archdaily.com/1013944/rift-house-ljl-architects © Lu JingText description provided by the architect. RIFT HOUSE provides a multi-faceted space for a couple with multiple children. As a recent escapee from typical apartment living, the client sought a home that would provide separate living spaces for parents and children as well as shared areas immersed in nature. © Lu JingFloor Plan – Third Floor© Lu JingFloor Plan – Second Floor© Lu JingThe site is situated on a hillside in the city, with a majestic persimmon tree and sweeping views of Namsan Mountain in Buksan, Seoul. However,…
[ad_1] William Shakespeare famously asked “What’s in a name?” Indeed, it seems one TikToker would claim to be in considerable trouble.Social media star @thesam_show, whose real name is Samantha Hart, updated her 45,500 followers on her career last year.On September 23, she opened a TikTok video announcing, “Okay, it’s official. I have a new job, which means I’ll be transitioning from my current position to my new one within the next two weeks.”“While I was excited about this transition, this move, and this opportunity, I was filled with fear about jumping into some aspect of another job.”The user then revealed…
[ad_1] Construction has officially begun at 525 East Charleston Road in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The development, called Mitchell Park Place, is a joint partnership between Eden Housing and the city, county and support services provider TalentPath. When completed, the project will bring 50 new apartments and a nonprofit office space.View from Nelson Avenue at 525 East Charleston Road, rendered by Fora ArchitectsLinda Mandolini, Chief Executive Officer of Eden Housing, said: “This initiative represents a collective commitment to creating inclusive communities and addressing the urgent need for affordable housing for people with developmental disabilities. As we celebrate this groundbreaking…
[ad_1] Heather Singleton is pushing for major legislative changes and industry improvements in 2024 as interim CEO and president of the Rhode Island Hospitality Association (RIHA). One of her main initiatives has been advocating for the permanent implementation of “kindness” legislation, which would allow restaurants to evict guests who pose a verbal or physical threat to staff or other guests. This move underscores RIHA’s commitment to ensuring Rhode Island’s hospitality industry provides a safe and welcoming environment.Singleton’s top priorities include addressing the tax differences between traditional lodging establishments and short-term rentals. She noted that the current tax inequity is that…