There are times when you are home to yourself and you long for company.
I am one of the individuals who sets every clock in the home to another time, which which will keep me on my toes — and on time (theoretically)! Because I’ve a lot of clocks it mainly works. I understand we’ve clocks on almost any single apparatus but I put on a watch that is…
While a clerestory is defined by my dictionary of architecture as “the top phase of the primary walls of a church above aisle roofs, pierced by windows,” the use of these in architecture is more comprehensive. Just about any window above head height may be called a clerestory. Their use is more restricted than ground…
Architect son of Eliel and buddy of Florence Knoll, Eero Saarinen was such a thing but a leg guy. He developed his iconic Tulip dining table in 1956 to be able to “get rid of the slum of legs in the U.S. house.” I guess an average table and chair set for four in a…