HecticArt Wonderful Architecture Work
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They used company money for the enhancements, and they were drinking on the job.
It sounds like there was other stuff going on that there shouldn't have been too.
IF they were just using an empty store room for their breaks, and they brought their own furniture, TV, and fridge, then sure, give them a warning.
It sounds like there was other stuff going on that there shouldn't have been too.
IF they were just using an empty store room for their breaks, and they brought their own furniture, TV, and fridge, then sure, give them a warning.
Spoiler alert: "Skyscraper" is a misnomer. It is not possible for anything to scrape the sky.
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Skyscraper plans unveiled for record-breaking $3B plot of land
A glass skyscraper inspired by a blossoming flower is set to rise on one of the most expensive plots of land ever sold.
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In Norwegian, the fairy tale The Three Billy Goats Gruff is known as De Tre Bukkene Bruse. In 1948, 19 people died in the crash of a flying boat named Bukken Bruse. A Norwegian ferry that operated from 1961 to 2003 was named Bukken Bruse. It is now docked in Copenhagen and has been turned into a home. To me, "bukken bruse" sounds like something that would happen to a rodeo rider.
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Ferry transformed into a 450-ton floating mansion for Danish architect's family
Climb aboard Bjarke Ingels' family home -- a 450-ton ferry docked in an old industrial harbor in Copenhagen.
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I know Ingel’s work, and think I spent a drunken night watching the sun come up where they park their house.
For as crazy as their buildings are, I thought they might be a bit more adventurous with the renovation of the boat. It seems pretty nice though.
For as crazy as their buildings are, I thought they might be a bit more adventurous with the renovation of the boat. It seems pretty nice though.
I think it was my dad's cousin or someone related to him that we visited in The Netherlands had a second house that was a houseboat. It was 2 floors and like a normal 2 bedroom home except it was on this pretty lake. It didn't have a motor or anything so it would have to be towed if it wanted to go anywhere. The difference between it and a normal house (besides it floating) is that a lot of the walls were glass which really made the view amazing. They had a real, small boat too so we played around on the lake for a few hours one day. It was fun.
As much as I've overloaded on HGTV, I'm finding the new series, Selling the Big Easy, very interesting. I hope Aaron is aware of it. It's about shopping for a house in and around the historic district of New Orleans. What makes it interesting is that they are looking at multi-million dollar homes, and the homes are grand and elaborate. I just don't know if they'll stay above water.
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Sherbet is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
It's hosted by a realtor, who has different clients every episode. It's quite a radical concept.
This Miami Beach mansion has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and a two-story pool and is on the market for only $10,900,000. What a deal! It's described as a "single-family home" but I think there might be just enough room for two families.
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24 S Hibiscus Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139 | realtor.com®
View 15 photos for 24 S Hibiscus Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139, a 6 bed, 7 bath, 4,604 Sq. Ft. single family home built in 2003 that was last sold on 04/29/2021.
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That might make it more interesting.
I'll be more interested in what it looks like in 10 years.....
I'll be more interested in what it looks like in 10 years.....
I saw that today.
That's cool as hell!
Looking at the building though, it kinda see,s like it might have been cheaper to rebuild it than to move it.
That's cool as hell!
Looking at the building though, it kinda see,s like it might have been cheaper to rebuild it than to move it.
That's what I was thinking. And China doesn't seem adverse to quickly building large new buildings.