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27th January 2012

For this Couple Steels All Wright

The three buildings are pleasing enough to look at and all feature a Quonset-style form with arched roofs and many vertical windows that mimic the length of the trees that surround them. A passersby may think it curious that owners Andy Weintraub and his ...

03rd June 2011

Why Does My Golf Ball Go Left When I Swing Harder?

The dining room is very intimate and cozy and is actually inspired by favorite architect Frank Lloyd Wright. You can dine right here in the midst of fireplaces, patios and a beautiful viewpoint of Scottsdale and Phoenix's city lights. The menu here is equ...

18th April 2011

For this Couple, Steel’s All Wright

In Rhinebeck, NY—roughly 400 miles northwest of Mill Run, PA—there is a mini-compound of three steel buildings situated together amongst many trees. One of the buildings functions as a home, the other a garage, and the third a studio. The three buildin...

15th March 2011

Spain's most important museums

A country for all Spain is definitely one of the most beautiful countries in the world and one of the few that can fit any type of tastes. It is almost impossible not to find something to attract you in Spain: whether you like the mountain or the sea, ...

15th February 2011

Top Charms near Oxford Circus Hotels

Oxford Circus is an eminent area in London that entices droves of sojourners from far off places. The reason can be attributed chiefly to the presence of some of the alluring charms in the area. Whether they are in form of history clad museums, or affluen...

04th November 2010

Carports and Usonian Homes

Architect Frank Lloyd Wright created what he called "Usonian Homes" in the 1930's. The term Usonian was used in place of American, to refer to the United States distinctly from the rest of the Americas. Usonian homes were small, one-story homes without a ...

01st September 2010

Guggenheim Museum Bilbao

A project of the Canadian architect Frank O. Gehry, Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao is considered as a masterpiece of contemporary architecture. This amazing building is located on the northern coast of Spain. It has a unique structure made of glass and tit...

14th May 2010

Taliesin West – Home design in the desert of Scottsdale

There are a number of reasons that Scottsdale, Arizona homes, land and real estate are so highly sought after by families. Here's one: there's so much to do, whether your lifestyle leans towards indoor luxuries or outdoor amenities.For example, internatio...

30th April 2010

Spruce Up Your Home Decor With Modern Furniture

The world is in a constant state of flux and the entire human lifestyle is undergoing a sea change. With this, the choice of furniture for homes and offices has also gone through a major transformation. Gone are the days when ancient or ancestral furnitur...

29th April 2010

Know How Tours: A Perfect Way to Explore Buffalo and its Surroundings

Buffalo is the second largest city in the state of New York. It borders the banks of Buffalo Creek. Originally the land surrounding the creek was settled on by Iroquois Indians. The first European settlement was setup in 1789. Buffalo Creek played a vi...

27th April 2010

Barnsdall Art Park – a living monument to the field of art

Aline Barnsdall was the granddaughter of William Barnsdall - the man who drilled the second major oil well in the States. Passionate about arts she arrived in the 1920's in Los Angeles- which was the country's artistic and cultural hub. Wanting to create ...

23rd April 2010

Claremont offers luxurious Bay area getaway

Sometimes a modern, big-city hotel just isn't enough - you want that spectacular old-world hotel on a hill drenched in charm, promising something way out of the ordinary for your escape from every-day life. The Claremont Hotel, Club & Spa is one of those ...

13th April 2010

An ideal holiday experience for the family, the Zoo Lights at the Phoenix Zoo

Known as the "west's most western town" the city of Scottsdale is located towards the east of Maricopa County in the state of Arizona. Regarded by the New York Times to be the desert version of Miami's South Beach, Scottsdale has a thriving nightlife with...

08th April 2010

Classic Toys For Studying

Have we misplaced our youngsters in a hypnotic video game trance? Have they develop into “drones” to the “video age”? Generally it might seem that way as many youngsters spend hour upon hour in front of a video screen, pressing but...

22nd March 2010

Places of interest for tourists in Spain – Bilbao

The largest city of the Basque country, Bilbao is one of the leading provinces industrially and financially. It also has a major sea port. History says that the earliest settlement in this province could be traced to the year 1300. Archeological evidence ...

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