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Step into the vibrant history of Southern architecture with our Term of the Month – ‘Shotgun House!’ 🏠 → Originating in the Deep South, this unique architectural gem boasts a single-story layout with rooms aligned in a straight line from front to back. Known for its compact yet functional design, the shotgun house offers a seamless flow of space and a rich cultural heritage. 🌾🌿 Have you ever heard of OR been inside of a Shotgun House? Let me know in the comments below! Cami Hobbs 📞 940-391-1614 #CallonCami #rileyandcorealestategroup #HomeBuyingTips #RealEstateAdvice #HomeBuyer #PropertyHunt #RealEstateJourney

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Incredible symbol and proof of concept what can be achieved with the „new steel technology“ that was shown and applied in „Exposition Universelle of 1889“ in Paris with the Eiffel-Tower….

Room with a view! When we hear coastal contemporary we think of this home with its full ocean view, and walls and doors that open to let the outside in. Architect: Foster Associates #capecodbuilding #capecodhome #capecod #coastalhome #oceanhome #designbuild #restoration #propertymanagement

Did you know that Steinway Tower, considered the thinnest skyscraper in the world, also known as 111 West 57th Street, is a residential skyscraper in New York ? Located on 'Billionaire’s Row' near Central Park, it is 435 meters tall and only 18 meters wide, giving it a record-breaking slenderness ratio. The building, designed by SHoP Architects and completed in 2021, combines modern elements with Art Deco details, reflecting the aesthetic of the historic Steinway Hall, which occupies the base of the skyscraper. It has 84 floors and houses luxury apartments with spectacular views of the city and the park. Steinway Tower has become a symbol of modern supertall architecture (extremely tall skyscrapers) and is an example of how engineering has evolved to allow construction in tight urban spaces. This is the thinnest skyscraper in the world ..ctto

Welcome, architecture enthusiasts! As your dedicated realtor, I'm thrilled to explore the intersection of historical preservation and modern enhancements in our community's homes. Let's delve into some key strategies for revitalizing your space while staying true to its heritage: Respecting the Original Design: Collaboration with architects and preservation specialists is essential. By aligning with professionals well-versed in historical architecture, we ensure that any alterations seamlessly integrate with the original blueprint, preserving the home's unique character. Preserving Unique Features: The distinctive elements of historical homes, such as ornate moldings, intricate trim work, and elegant windows, contribute significantly to their charm. By prioritizing their preservation and restoration, we maintain the authenticity and allure that make these homes stand out in our community. Utilizing Authentic Materials: The choice of materials plays a pivotal role in honoring a home's history. Opting for authentic materials like classic wood and sturdy stone not only maintains the home's character but also ensures longevity and sustainability in design. Researching Historical Guidelines: It's crucial to familiarize ourselves with local historical preservation guidelines and regulations. By adhering to these standards, we can ensure that our renovation efforts pay homage to the past while enhancing the neighborhood's architectural integrity. Narrating the Home's History: Every home has a story to tell, and incorporating elements of its past into the decor can enrich its narrative. By selecting vintage-inspired accents and artwork that reflect the era in which the home was built, we create a cohesive and engaging narrative that celebrates its heritage. Investing in Restoration: Professional restoration services can work wonders in revitalizing a home's original splendor and craftsmanship. While it may require an investment, the results are often transformative, breathing new life into the property while preserving its historical significance. By blending the best of old and new, we can create spaces where history and innovation coexist harmoniously, enriching our community's architectural landscape. Are you ready to embark on this journey with me? Let's craft homes where the past is honored, and the future is embraced! Pam Ahern RPM Group Home Advisors pam@rpmhomeadvisors.com #historicalcharm #RPMHomeAdvisors #atlanta #atlantageorgia #georgia #PreservingHistory #EnhancingHomes #CommunityHeritage

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#RenderVsReality Series 2 Vessel in Hudson Yards, NY – designed by Heatherwick studio! it's a new type of public landmark, offering a unique experience with 2,465 steps, 80 landings, and panoramic views across the Hudson River and Manhattan. It’s the focal point of Hudson Yards, one of the largest real estate projects in U.S. history, transforming a former rail yard into a vibrant new neighborhood with over five acres of public spaces and gardens. "Every element of the Vessel is bespoke, from the joints to the handrails. The 75 huge steel components were produced in Venice by specialist fabricator Cimolai Group, before being brought from Italy in six shipments, carried across the Hudson River by barge, and assembled on site in a process that took three years. Yet despite the size of the Vessel, it has been designed at a human scale, to be climbed, explored and enjoyed by New Yorkers and visitors – a simple structure, animated by people and the reflections of the square beneath." What do you think of this creation? #Vessel #HudsonYards #Architecture #Design #PublicLandmark #UrbanDevelopment #RenderVsReality #InnovationInDesign #PublicSpaces #NewYorkCity #newforma Credits: https://lnkd.in/ex2kPn-R Getty Images / Forbes Massie

A new development is on the horizon for downtown Toronto! Aspen Ridge Homes has proposed an 11-storey residential addition to an existing Victorian heritage home at 66 Charles Street East. This unique project aims to blend contemporary design with historical architecture, retaining the Victorian charm while bringing in modern comfort. Located near Church and Charles, the proposed building involves 16 residential units, each floor housing two units. With a rooftop garden area and the original heritage home serving as the lobby, this development perfectly balances preservation and innovation. Having worked in Toronto’s real estate for years, it’s exciting to see projects that respect the city’s rich history while catering to modern needs. This development symbolizes a strategic infill approach, utilizing space efficiently while maintaining the aesthetic integrity of our city. Would you live in a heritage-meets-modern building? How do you feel about integrating historical buildings into new developments? #RealEstate #TorontoDevelopment #HeritageHomes #PropertyInvestment #ModernArchitecture 🚧🏡

🍁 When developers care, they look to distinguish their projects from the ones around them, spending on architects and architecture what it takes to set the building apart. In this image by #UTForum contributor DavidCapizzano, the red brick, Edwardian commercial, 1906-built Queen Richmond Centre is marked by a degree of detail that we do not see in today's architecture. The building is what we refer to now as human scale, and while not ornate in comparison to Baroque architecture, its design gestures are meant to be appreciated from the street. Behind it several blocks to the south along the waterfront, stands the paired towers of Sugar Wharf Condominiums Phase 1, which at many times the size, can be seen from much further away. Their major gesture — balcony guards designed to look like passing clouds — are meant to be read on a city-wide scale. On the right side of the image are the Modern, mid-completion buildings of 88 Queen and Elm — Ledbury, which meld the two approaches, applying street-level detail to the podium levels, whether through fins or brick, but simplifying their use through broader strokes, reflecting the large scale of the buildings. It all makes for a compellingly framed vignette of the central city. https://lnkd.in/gy73RSjA #Toronto #architecture #development