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The best thing about working from home 

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“Morskie Oko, Tatra Mountains”, 1837 by Jan Nepomucen Głowacki (1802-1847)

■ Jan Nepomucen Głowacki (1802 – July 28, 1847) was a Polish realist painter of the Romantic era, regarded as the most outstanding landscape painter of the early 19th century in Poland under the foreign partitions.

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Paul Rudolph, The Frederick A. (Fred) Deering House, 3013 Casey Key Road, Nokomis FL,  1958

Photos by Ezra Stoller

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Tato - House in Sonobe, Nantan 2017. Photos © Shinkenchiku Sha.

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THE SCULPTURED HOUSE. On a Colorado mountainside, 25 miles west of Denver, Charles Deaton is building a live - in sculpture of his own design, which he plans to occupy as a private residence. The homes of tomorrow, he believes, must go beyond “ the traditional functions of shelter, fashion, device and symbol ” and take into account intangible human needs. 1966

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MM House 2.0, Thao Dien area, District 2,  Saigon, Vietnam,

MM ++ architects / Mimya

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House in Switzerland, 1980. Arch. Pierre Zoelly.

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giuseppe vaccaro - colonia marina agip, viale g carducci, cesenatico, italia, 1936-38

foto - gabrielle basilico

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House of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cooper, Orleans, Massachutts 1977. Arch. Charles Gwathmey, Richard Henderson and Robert Siegel.

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Red Flag

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“Imagine a large tray, laden with platters of steaming food, held aloft on the fingertips of a velvet-hipped, tuxedoed waiter as he swivels between tight tables. Everything depends on an intricate, interlocking, three-dimensional balance.” Plagued by Fire.

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Sintra, Portugal (by Biolchini)

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Creating Vertical Gardens and Green Facades with Steel Cables 

Vertical vegetation works as more than just an aesthetic adornment. Plants block a part of the solar radiation that hits a building’s surfaces, making indoor spaces cooler and reducing the need for air conditioners. This measure can save electrical energy by 30% due to evaporative cooling and shading.

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