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“Selfportrait” of myself while a storm crossed that beautiful frozen lake in the Canadian Rockies

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Low Tide by TheNarratographer by TheNarratographer

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A trip yesterday evening to Kimmeridge Bay.

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Cascada Veinticinco de Mayo by ACWaddington by ACWaddington

I met some guy leading a workshop here in Patagonia last April who made a few suggestions that I dodge and burn this image, which was shot during last year’s winter. Following his suggestions I reprocessed it by darkening the snow to some degree whilst leaving the edges so as to slightly enhance the snow formations and hopefully draw the eye inwards to the mountain, which is of course the main subject. The comments were much appreciated; having made the subtle changes I noticed a difference. I just visited this cascade yesterday and it’s now totally frozen, as is the majority of the river.

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House in Midorigaoka / Yutaka Yoshida Architect & Associates


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© Tomohiro Sakashita


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© Tomohiro Sakashita

  • Site Area: 199.17 ㎡

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© Tomohiro Sakashita

Floor Plan

Floor Plan

From the architect. This is the residence for family of three, built in a quiet residential neighborhood. In search of a perfect setting ti lead a fulfilling life, the client found a triple tiered, nine-by-twenty two meters plot of land with a tuck under garage. From the very beginning of the project, I envisioned a house with a south-north opening with outdoor spaces: one above the garage, and another on the deepest top tier of the site, where the client wished to create a vegetable garden.


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© Tomohiro Sakashita

We designated the center area  of the middle tier flu the main living space, which became the first floor living and dining room. The entire house is designed so that the spatial volume of the indoor and outdoor areas flow continuously. Since the living room is sometime used by the client’s wife to teach yoga classes, it was necessary to design a room that could be separated from the rest of the house. This is the reason for placing the central stairwell and the adjacent storage with family traffic as the house core, where they are also directly connected to the entrance.


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© Tomohiro Sakashita

Section

Section

The closet space between the bedrooms can be seen above the double height living room, and is designed with a continuous curve that simultaneously serves as a partition and a link that connects living room through the void. The wall that separates the living room and the stairwell is designed so that, through the upper glass floor, the presence go people can be indirectly shared on both sides of the wall and through the floors. In a such compact house, creating relationships between the different rooms proved to be a effective in producing a bright and generous spatial volume that continues smoothly without any visual hindrance.    


© Tomohiro Sakashita

© Tomohiro Sakashita

© Tomohiro Sakashita

© Tomohiro Sakashita

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Jackson, Wyomingphoto via sarah

Jackson, Wyoming

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Solitude by Parkddoven by Parkddoven

If you have to be alone than become a lone wolf.

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Admiring The Nature Series! by Palash11 by Palash11