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Designed to be a modern garden office/atelier

Designed to be a modern garden office/atelier

Lamina Design Step into my backyard office pod When I was young, I was fascinated by "Growing Pains" dad Jason Seaver’s work-at-home setup. I loved that in between appointments with patients in his home office, the good doctor could pop into the family kitchen and hang with Mike, Carol, Ben and the gang while mom Maggie was out working as a reporter. What could be better, right? Now, as an adult who primarily works from home with the exception of meetings, events, and occasional respite at a local coffee shop, the work-where-you-live concept that I found so novel in "Growing Pains" has, well, worn off a bit. That's not to say I'm unhappy (and I certainly enjoy my current, zero-impact non-commute) but sometimes things get a touch claustrophobic. Designed and built in the UK, the Archipod was conceived with Mother Nature in mind — the company was founded out of “frustration at the commuting lifestyle, with its attendant road congestion, air and noise pollution, road rage, running costs and time loss.”

lunaandhill At L+H we are very proud of our denim collection and we couldn’t be happier to add Levi’s Vintage Clothing and Levi’s Made & Crafted to the shelf among our other rad lines Nudie Jeans, Naked and Famous, Unbranded, Mother Denim, and United. Levi Strauss & Co. or simply Levi’s was founded in 1853 when Levi Strauss came from Buttenheim, Bavaria, to San Francisco, California to open a west coast branch of his brothers’ New York dry goods business. In 1873, Levi Strauss and tailor Jacob Davis received a U.S. patent to make the first riveted men’s work pants out of denim: the first blue jeans were born! It is hard to believe that Levi’s iconic riveted denim jean was introduced over a century ago. Levi’s Vintage Clothing reproduces each of the most historically significant 501 jeans from the past 122 years exactly as they were when they were first introduced. Luna + Hill is very proud to introduce the 1947 501s to the shelf.

arcode le Grand Saut by ~Jellyka on deviantART Aeroply by Karolina Ferenc Karolina Ferenc is a young designer from Poland who recently created this chaise lounge, called Aeroply, designed to fit a woman’s curves. Laurent HW by ~oOo-n3o-oOo on deviantART Shadi Sajjad | Parametric Realizations Fall 2009 Final Board, Script and Images, Diego Urrego, Mazdak Jafarian, Shadi Sajjad Call Main() Sub Main() Dim k,l,u,v, strPt, arrPt, dblRnd, BBox, dblMaxHt, dblDif, strSrf Dim arrSrfs : arrSrfs = Rhino.getobjects (“Select surface”) Dim dblPer : dblPer = Rhino.GetReal (“Select your percentage”,0.85,,1) Call Rhino.EnableRedraw (False) For Each strSrf In arrSrfs BBox = Rhino.BoundingBox (strSrf) dblMaxHt = BBox(4)(2)-BBox(0)(2) dblDif = dblPer * dblMaxHt Dim intU : intU = 50 Dim intV : intV = 25 ReDim arrFrame(intU,intV) ReDim arrPtNor(intU,intV) ReDim arrPtNora(intU,intV) ReDim arrPtFlip(intU,intV) ReDim arrPtFlipa(intU,intV) ReDim arrSrf(intU) Dim UDomain : UDomain = Rhino.SurfaceDomain(strSrf, 0) Dim VDomain : VDomain = Rhino.SurfaceDomain(strSrf, 1) Dim UStep : UStep = (UDomain(1) – UDomain(0)) / intU Dim VStep : VStep = (VDomain(1) – VDomain(0)) / intV For l = 1 To intV-1 For k = 1 To intU-1 Else Call Rhino.AddCircle3Pt (array(arrPt(0)+(1/16),arrPt( Prototype Reveiw,Mazdak, Shadi, Diego Casting:

Welcome to Padioland Web Hosting SOFTlab « Scriptedbypurpose “flash babies” /2007 SOFTlab is a multidisciplinary digital design studio located in NYC. Created in 2005, the studio positions itself at the intersection of digital design and production. “parametric joint systemn” collaboration with 4-pli / 2005-present “screen prototype” /2006 “shelving system” /2007 “ceiling installation” /2007 “nBy table” /2006 Like this: Like Loading... Sharp Designs November 23, 2011General Design, Product Design, Product Innovation Peel, julienne and grate with these hand-held kitchen gadgets. Or maybe a negi cutter better suites your need for thin slicing. No related posts.

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