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Councilor Rey Garduño and the City of Albuquerque Planning Department are undertaking the development of a Sector Development Plan for the area from San Mateo to Wyoming and Lomas to the southern City limits.
International District Sector Plan Summary
This area is known as the International District. This plan includes the area from San Mateo to Louisiana and will also update the La Mesa (1976) and Trumbull (1981) Sector Plans. The Plan area includes the following Neighborhoods:
Elder Homestead, South San Pedro, Fair West, La Mesa, Trumbull Village and Siesta Hills. This plan will deal with zoning, land use, streets, landscaping and architecture. See the Boundary Map for the International District's zone boundaries
Through the planning process it is possible to change zoning, land use and requirements for landscaping and building design. These changes would occur in order to improve the health and safety of the community.
Comments, questions and suggestions can also be sent to Councilor Garduño's policy analyst, Julian Moya, or the project manager, Maggie Gould.
Next Meeting
We will hold a public meeting to review the plan draft before it goes to the Evironmental Planning Commission. Watch this space for date, time and place information.
Meeting Summaries
April Presentation Boards by Community.
- Fairwest Community Concerns and Recommendations
- Fairwest Zoning and Land Use Analysis
- La Mesa Community Concerns and Recommendations
- La Mesa Zoning and Land Use Analysis
- South San Pedro/Elderhomestead Community Issues and Recommendations
- South San Pedro/Elderhomestead Land Use and Zoning
- Trumbull Community Issues and Recommendations
- Trumbull Zoning and Land Use Analysis
Listening and Vision Summaries
- Elder Homestead Area
- Fair West Area
- La Mesa Area
- South San Pedro Area
- Strength, Weakness, Opportunities and Challenges Assessments from the Visioning Meetings


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The College News Z-816 VOL. XXIX, No. 3 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1942 Copyright, Trustees of PRICF 10 CFNTS Sryn Mawr College, 1942 rRILE lu LC1,lla Council Discusses Alliance, Pay Day, And Conservation Bed-Making is Successful; Students May Act as Bell-Maids The College Council, meeting for the first time this year on October 7, considered the various phases of student help, Pay-day, the Alli- ance, conservation, and the differ- ent drives. It was decided that the students were taking care of the bed-making very successfully, and that, later on, they might be asked to act as bell-maids and to help in cleaning the rooms. The Bookshop will go on a deposit system after the first pay- day, and has established a mini- mum charge. This example may be followed by the Inn and the Deanery. The College Inn will now post and collect its own bills. The Alliance plans to change "defense" work to "war" work. As before, it will sponsor lectures on war subjects, and will hold prob- ably two assemblies. Its war courses will include First Aid, A. R. P., and Nurses' Aid, with the co-operation of the Bryn Mawr Hospital; and Nutrition, Office Techniques, Switchboard Opera- tion, Shorthand, and Typing. It will also sponsor the Farm Unit. To conserve food, students will probably be asked to sign up when they are planning to be away for the week-end. All lights must be turned out in unused rooms to save power and to simplify blackouts. Drives for the benefit of war re- lief agencies will not be included by the League in its Fall Activities Drive, but will be launched at a later date. Rapidly Dwindling Russian Class Bears Up; Bravely Growing Nearer to Tolstoy Each Day I. S. S. Conference Held With Foreign Students Specially Contributed by Catherine Clement, '43 The International Student Serv- ice sponsored a conference in Washington this September that was record making in the history of youth conferences in this coun- try. The registration on the opening day seemed a disorderly affair compared with the subsequent ses- sions of the Assembly. These were held in the huge auditorium and its adjoining rooms in the Depart- ment of Labor, and the official government atmosphere added greatly to the serious character of the conference. In the eyes of the foreign representatives even more prestige and significance were at- tached to the conference by the fact that Mrs. Roosevelt several times invited the foreign delega- tions to the White House. Fifty- three nations sent delegates and observers. As well as a large num- ber of colleges in the United States. After the first day the procedure was more or less the same�round table discussion in the morning and afternoon, followed by a plenary session, and concluded in the eve- ning by another meeting of the whole assembly. In most cases im- ('ontmued on Page Four By Alison Merril, '45 Do you know how to speak Rus- sian? Can you read Tolstoy in tho; original? Well, neither can those who have enrolled in Bryn Mawr's newest course, Elementary Russian. Twenty-five of them set out to try, and, just to give you an idea of what it's like, only ten of them are still trying. "It's the alphabet," say those who gave it up as too much to bear along with everything else. "Just hearing the alphabet the first day terrified us." The course is taught by Mr. Rene Daudon, a professor of French at the University of Penn- sylvania, who has lived in Russia. His Russian, which, say the be- ginners, is very nice to listen to, is slightly tempered with a French accent. When questioned about the course, the student's first retort is always, "You know Mr. Herben is talking the course?" Mr. Herben, it seems, wanted to add a Slavic language to the amazing number he already knows. Two Freshmen are still attending the class. One speaks Russian, but wants to be able to communicate with her par- ents on paper. The language has none of the characteristics of the Romance languages, with an entirely differ- ent alphabet in which one letter may have three syllables. What appears exactly like an "m" is pronounced like a "t." Said Gradu- ate Student Madge Daly, "I like it; it's a definite challenge. It will he useful to a historian since the Russian field is comparatively un- explored, and it is obviously useful in the present emergency." Said Continued on Pajje Four League Will Launch The Activities' Drive For War-Time Needs The Bryn Mawr League plans to aunch the Activities Drive this week. At hall meetings, represen- iatives will explain the Drive and the League activities which it sup- ports. Each student will be per- sonally canvassed. This year the activities include only those sponsored by the League, and the Varsity Players' produc- tion. As usual, all soliciting by in- dependent charities will be avoided by having one fund. The con- tributing student will not only help the League services, but will be ad- mitted free to all the Varsity plays. The individual quota is only seven dollars and fifty cents instead of the former nine or eleven dollars. The largest amounts will go to the Bryn Mawr Summer Camp and to the Hudson Shore Labor School. The quota for these is $1200 dol- lars apiece. This means that most )f the funds will go towards pro- viding a vacation at Stone Harbor, New Jersey, for underprivileged children in Philadelphia, and to- wards the labor school in West Park, New York, for industrial workers. The balance of the amount goes to such charities as War Relief, refugee work, and community work. The League Drive will cover not only national agencies, but also services to the community. Since the services of the Drive are more concentrated this year and the amount solicited is to be less, the League hopes that as many students as possible will give more than the individual quota. Junior Elections The Junior Class takes pleasure in announcing the election of Phebe Stevens as President, Ann Sprague ai Vlce-President, Mary Ellis as Secretary, and Nancy Scrib- ner as Song-Mistn s<. Seventh Rare Book Exhibition Promises Noteworthy Display Specially Contributed by Miss Terrien Many letters, autographs, first editions and other works of the nineteenth century poets comprise the seventh rare book exhibition. All items have come from the private libraries of Professor Sam- uel C. Chew and Dr. Mary K. Wcodworth, who have generously cooperated toward making this a noteworthy display. In the correspondence, the most valuable is a letter written by Lord Byron to William Baldwin^ dated November 14, 1813, refusing Bald- win's request that Byron should present a petition to Parliament for the relief of debtors. On view, Continued on Page Three Mapmaking Courses For Students Given By Watson and Lehr The Geology Department is off- ering a course in Mapmaking, Sur- veying and Photogrammetry, which is preparation for a Civil Service job with either the T. V. A. or the Air Corps. No prerequisites are required. The course may not be used as a required science, but will be counted towards a geology major. The course for Bryn Mawr stu- dents parallels a course now being arranged under government spon- sorship, outside the college. Both these courses have evolved from an experimental course given this summer. Photogrammetry itself is the re- duction of an aerial photograph by mathematical formulae to a prac- ticable map. It is an essential war service, since less than ten percent of the surface of the globe has been mapped with military accuracy. There is also the possibility that after the war the demand for pho- togrammetrists will increase, since such operations as bridge-building, which are now carried out by the more pedestrian methods of sur- veying, can be more efficiently done by photogrammetry. However, routine surveying is also taught, since even photogram- metry involves a control traverse. A traverse is a broken line run from control point to control point, by the aid of a compass, pacing, and a scale. Pacing is also a spe- cialized operation, involving much walking (to set the pace) and something called quadruple count- ing. The course will be given by Mr. Watson and Miss Lehr at 11 on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with labs on Wednesdays and Fridays from two to five; a full unit of credit will be given. Calendar Thursday, Oc�r*er 15 � Spanish Club Tea. Com- mon Room, 4.30 P. M. Alliance Mass Meeting. Goodhart, 7.15 P. M. Saturday, October 17 Spanish Oral. Taylor. 51.00 A. M. Denbigh and Merion Dance. Common Room, 9.00 P. M. Sunday, October 18 Rev. Sidney Lovett. Music Room, 7.30 P. M. Tuesday, October 20 Current Events. Common Room, 7.30 P. M. Enlarged Alliance Board Meels; Adopts Constitution, New Name Alliance Will Ask Pledges For Regular Purchase Of Bpnds A War Bond and Stamp Drive will be launched immediately after the Alliance mass meeting on Thursday. Pledge cards will, be distributed to the faculty and stu- dents to determine the amount they are willing to invest monthly. The sums pledged will be col- lected the fifth of each month by the hall representatives, who will deliver the stamps and bonds at the same time. These samc^repre- sentatives will exchange bonds for stamps. Stamps and Bonds will be sold at the Bookshop as well. Ninety per cent of any hall that subscribes regularly will be eligible for the Treasury Merit Award, the Minute Man flag, and if every hall receives the award, the college' as a whole will receive it. A graph will be posted in Taylor to show the contributions of the various halls. The Committee, which is in close cooperation with the Alliance, has Beatrice Biberman as its chairman. The hall representatives are Kate Rand, Pembroke East; Sally Mat- (I'.-nii and Jean Franklin, Pembroke West; Jocelyn Kingsbury and Jean- nette Lepska, Rockefeller; Ruth Ann Hendrickson and Marian Thomas, Rhoads; Phebe Stevens and Kathryn Harriman, Denbigh; Carol Tietz, Merion; Judy Breg- nian, Ann Shipway, and Miss Dor- othy Nepper, Radnor. The Faculty Defense Group is cooperating in the drive. V. L. C. Invades Farms To Help War Effort Specially Contributed by Betty Szold, '44 In the Volunteer Land Corps, American youth has found a new way to serve in the war effort. It aims to satisfy a national need, the need for labor on the land. The agricultural labor shortage throughout the country has become more and more acute as farmers' sons have joined the forces or left home to work in defense plants. Our work in the Land Corps this summer was to take their places. It seemed an impossible thing to do. How would a person used to milk from a bottle get along with Continued on nine Four "War Alliance" Nominates New Executive Board Members Common Room, Monthly, October /-'.�A greatly expanded Executive Board of the Alliance met Monday night to consider a College Mass Meeting to "Open the Bryn Mawr War Front." The Board at the same time adopted a constitution for the organization whose name has been amended to the War Alli- ance. Present at the meeting were the Presidents of the Self-Government Association, the Student Govern- ment Association, the Senior, Jun- ior and Sophomore classes, and the Kditor of the College News, Together with them and the heads of the various war drives on cam- pus, the incumbent Executive Board effected a reorganization of the Alliance. The name "War Al- liance" was adopted because it was felt that the new name expresses more clearly the purpose of the group. The details of the Mass Meeting are not to be announced, at the request of the Executive Board. One result of the meeting was the nomination of the following people for Executive Board positions: for Secretary-Treasurer, Lydia Gifford and Louise Bruce; for Chairman of War Courses, Catherine Clement and Phoebe Stevens; for Chairman of Volunteer Drives, Bebe Biber- man and Jean Franklin; for Chair- man of War Information, Rosalind Wright and Jeanette Lepska; for Chairman of Publicity, Nancy Scribner and Jessie Stone. These nominations may be supplemented by the student body and will finally be voted upon by the students. The constitution was discussed in great detail before adoption. Particular interest was given to the portion regarding policy for- mation. As finally adopted, the constitution is as follows: 1) The Bryn Mawr War Alliance is set up to organize and direct the activities of the student body towards winning the war. 2) The directing body of this organization shall be an Executive Board, consisting of: A) President B) Secretary-Treasurer C) Chairman of War Courses D) Chairman of Volunteer Drives Continued on I'aee Three Boal, Hardenbergh Discover Latin-American Life, Deplore Correctness of Mexican Men By Alison Merrill, '45 "Living in a foreign country is an incomparable experience. You need to get away from Americans; they're so self-centered," said Maisie Hardenbergh. "I'm going back as soon as I can. In fact, I want to get a chemical job down there," said Mimi Boal. These two members of the class of '43 chalk up their year with our Latin-Amer- ican neighbors as "marvelous ex- perience-.^ Maisie Hardenbergh station- wagoned down to Mexico in the summer of 1941 with the Experi- ment in International Living, and murmurs about sleeping on the ground and scratching chiggers (like mosquitoes, only different). "They get underneath your skin and wander around and multiply and you die for three weeks. Then, you take a bath." With the Ex- periment, "a mixed group domi- nated by females, as usual," Maisie spent the summer in Guadalajara and climbed endless mountains. In August, completely alone except for a few � very few � words of Spanish, she headed for Mexico City and a boarding house which proved to be inhabited by an Anti- American and Pro-Nazi group, to which she "reacted vt ry well, al- though the first night was like Freshman Week, only worse." She reacted well to everything; that is, except the bathrooms, where you had to build your own fire at 7 A. M. to get any hot water, and the food, to 'which *he had to "break herself in slowly." During the winter Maisie took Mexican History and Spanish Literature at the University of Mexico, where, she said, there is no campus life at all. It was not comparable to Bryn Mawr and the woman had Continued or Paso Three
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East Bay residence gets energy-efficient upgrade and new solar roof.
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Canadian cedar, granite pavers, and sandblasted glass doors greet visitors on approach.
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Sliding Douglas fir doors with rice paper sandwiched between the glass provide dining privacy when the need arises.
Ohashi Design improved the home's energy efficiency with new insulation, in-floor radiant heating, tankless water heaters, and an entirely new mechanical system.
Ohashi Design improved the home's energy efficiency with new insulation, in-floor radiant heating, tankless water heaters, and an entirely new mechanical system.
Walnut millwork, a border of black river rocks, and a band of spotted gum flooring create an eclectic mix inside. The clients are fond of the tactile quality of materials.
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The floor plan after the renovation.
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The existing house lacked curb appeal and largely ignored the street. Strangely enough, it also failed to address the water views from the rear.
The revamped entry sequence and street elevation offer a much more pleasing scene. Thin-film photovoltaic panels applied to the standing-seam metal roof create a 3-kilowatt system that's largely hidden in plain sight.
The revamped entry sequence and street elevation offer a much more pleasing scene. Thin-film photovoltaic panels applied to the standing-seam metal roof create a 3-kilowatt system that's largely hidden in plain sight.
The kitchen is a warm but modern blend of walnut cabinets, quartz counters, and stainless steel appliances.
Correcting a previous mistake, Ohashi Design Studio opened up this '60s ranch to water views with a wall of aluminum and glass facing San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge.
Correcting a previous mistake, Ohashi Design Studio opened up this '60s ranch to water views with a wall of aluminum and glass facing San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge.
Whether it's a faux Mediterranean McMansion in Florida or a ranch in California, a tract home typically doesn't conjure up design excellence. There's just something about historical pastiche and cookie-cutter repetition that feels soulless. So when a pair of design-savvy house hunters found and purchased this tract home in El Cerrito, Calif., they called on Emeryville, Calif.–based Ohashi Design Studio to tap its unrealized potential.
Built sometime in the 1960s, the ranch was nothing special. It had an uninspired entrance, an unfortunate sunroom addition, and a convoluted floor plan with a tangle of dark rooms. In addition to a more streamlined design and light-filled interiors, "the clients wanted a house that was better suited for entertaining," says principal Alan Ohashi, AIA. They also wanted to rectify the ranch's most egregious flaw—its failure to exploit the view to San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge. Energy efficiency was a major programmatic requirement, but the couple insisted it be seamlessly integrated. "They wanted to take advantage of any new energy efficiency technology available, but they wanted a beautiful house more than anything else, so the technologies had to work with the design," Ohashi explains.
To preserve the context of the neighborhood, Ohashi and his wife and design principal, Joy, retained the house's front portion containing the bedrooms, garage, and breakfast area and razed the rest. They organized the rebuilt structure in a large, open plan, with delineations for the main spaces and floor-to ceiling glass to promote views and light. They improved the building envelope with new insulation and topped it with a standing seam metal roof integrated with thin-film solar panels to supplement grid dependence. Radiant tubes embedded in the custom-colored concrete floor provide heating, and on-demand water heaters fitted with recirculating pumps further promote efficiency. The firm also added obligatory Energy Star appliances and dual-flush toilets.
Ohashi says the clients' fondness for materiality—most notably their "love of unfinished wood with character" and other tactile characteristics—drove many of the firm's design decisions. Showcased materials include white cedar at the entrance and rear, red cedar interior paneling, luminescent tile encasing the fireplace, and striated ceramic in the baths.
The completed project not only gave the clients the view-embracing, energy-efficient house they had craved, it also proved a bellwether for the firm. "This project is one of our earliest experiences with using sustainable design principles, and we're happy with the way we were able to integrate them into the design," the architect says. "Every project we do now employs as many sustainable strategies as possible."
Tiburon House's face-lift includes a cool roof and offers expansive San Francisco Bay views via aluminum-frame sliding glass doors.
Terry & Terry Architecture remodels a nondescript 1960s house into a handsome—and sustainable—urban residence.
project: East Bay Hills Residence, El Cerrito, Calif. architect: Ohashi Design Studio, Emeryville, Calif. general contractor: Creative Spaces, Oakland, Calif. project size: 2,230 square feet (before); 2,435 square feet (after) site size: Approximately 0.2 acre construction cost: $400 per square foot photography: John Sutton
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San Jose, CA – March 5, 2014 - Bridge Capital Holdings (NASDAQ:BBNK), whose subsidiary is Bridge Bank, a full-service professional business bank headquartered in Silicon Valley and with offices located nationwide, announced today that it has been recognized as a recipient of the 2013 Raymond James Community Bankers Cup.
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Nickel Coin Bank
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- Overview
It's fun to drop coins into this jumbo version of a vintage buffalo nickel. The ceramic bank has a glazed finish, realistic details and a rubber stopper for easy withdrawals.
- 6.5" wide x 3" deep x 7.5" high
- Crafted of ceramic with a glazed antiqued finish.
- Comes with a rubber stopper.
- Features EVA foam pads on the underside to prevent scratching of surfaces.
- Dimensions & Care
- Dust with a soft, dry cloth.
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- Please allow 5-7 business days for delivery. Delivery estimate includes monogrammed and gift-wrapped items.


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Larkin Dresser & Changing Table Topper Set, Weathered Pine
- Overview
Our Larkin Collection features grand curves and generous proportions, combining the grace of an heirloom with the strength of new, hand-built furniture.
- Dresser: 44.5" wide x 21" deep x 37.5" high (with topper)
- Expertly crafted with a solid birch frame.
- Partitioned topper can be positioned for right or left-handed use; includes safety straps.
- Equipped with three roomy drawers.
- Features a removable topper.
- Detailed with a decorative keyhole, crown molding and vintage-style iron pulls in oil-rubbed bronze.
- Use with our Changing Pad (sold separately).
- Our exclusive Rustic Sun Valley finish adds the warmth and patina of a treasured heirloom.
- Water-based finish provides a durable surface with stain resistant and no odor.
- Wood swatches, below, are available for $20 each. We will provide a merchandise refund for swatches if they're returned within 30 days.
- Topper fits our Canvas Changing Table Small Storage.
- Tip resistant kit included.
- View and compare all available finishes at Furniture Finish Guide.
- Dimensions & Care
- Rigorously tested to meet or exceed the highest industry safety standards.
- Masterfully crafted with tenon-and-groove joinery for structural integrity.
- Built from solid birch, birch veneers and MDF, an engineered wood that lends exceptional strength and ensures that the dresser and changing table topper will endure over time.
- All wood is kiln dried for added strength and lasting beauty.
- Removable topper secures with metal brackets (included). A layer of felt on the underside protects the dresser's surface; includes safety straps.
- Drawers feature English dovetail joinery and waxed wooden glides that ensure smooth motion. Sturdy half-moon safety stops keep drawers securely in place.
- The use of veneers results in high-quality furniture with flawless surfaces and consistent color tones.
- Our Rustic Sun Valley finish was developed exclusively for Pottery Barn Kids. Using a dry brush, artisans mottle the finish while it's still wet to reveal the wood's textural grain. Once dry, the surface is subtly distressed for the special warmth and rich patina of a treasured heirloom. A final coat of lacquer seals the finish and adds extra durability.
- All finishes in the same color family are designed to coordinate with one another. For example, Rustic Sun Valley Honey, Sun Valley Honey and Honey all look great together in one room.
- Get tips on how to measure for furniture.
- Overall: 44.5" wide x 21" deep x 34.5" high
- Interior: 35" wide x 16" deep x 30" high
- Drawer Exterior (3): 36.5" wide x 18" deep x 8" high
- Drawer Interior (3): 35" wide x 16" deep x 5" high
- Clearance under dresser: 2"
- Overall: 41.5" wide x 18" deep x 3" high
- Interior (1): 37" wide x 16" deep x 2.5" high
- Total Weight: 17 pounds
- Dust often using a soft, dry cloth.
- Protect from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Blot spills immediately with a clean, damp cloth.
- We do not recommend the use of chemical cleansers, abrasives, furniture polish or wax.
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With In-Home Delivery, the item is brought into your home, unpacked and assembled (except for select cribs and changing tables, which require owner assembly), and packaging is removed. Delivery is by appointment, Monday–Saturday; our delivery service will call to arrange a day. Available in the contiguous 48 states. For your convenience, we're proud to introduce a new two-hour appointment window on in-home deliveries in major metropolitan areas only. Due to the special care involved, items shipped with our In-Home Delivery service may take longer than other items to arrive. To confirm delivery time frames in your area, please call 1.800.993.4923.
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For an extra charge of $15 per address, we can arrange for rush delivery to most destinations. Excludes In-Home delivery.
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I suspect that the config.inc.php file specifies a higher level folder on a server. Maybe like the PKP one. Since I am on a shared server I had no control over the path to fonts nor could I install them in the usr folder.
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Mathias when you play "the devils advocat", as you like to refer to it, you tend to write horrible analogies. Like really, really, really attrocious analogies, this is like the 3rd one that was written by you, that has me seriously scratching my head over how you could actually think this demonstrates a point.
So if this was intentional trolling, more power to you. But if it was meant to convince someone that those figurines shouldn't be dissed because the statue of David isn't painted either, then you fail rhetoric for life. Try comparing things that are somewhat, you know, analogous.
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David Salmela Retrospective
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A pair of twin beds in the guest room frames a delicate wooden stair leading to a loft.
Salmela's scheme for Peter and Cindy Emerson's home blended traditional imagery with a modern sensibility and a deft manipulation of scale.
The architect returned nearly a decade later to design a sauna, located just yards away from the house.
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The outdoor rooms are framed with white-stained wood and screened with 2x2 slats.
Salmela pointed the cabin toward the lake and used glazed side walls to broaden water views.
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The black siding, used as a skateboard surface in parks, is made of recycled paper and resin.
Existing rock ledges unify the three houses and make them part of something larger than property lines.
The three companion houses changed the neglected property's density, thus fitting it into the larger community. The kitchen in Salmela's home overlooks Duluth and its harbor.
The Clure Project's floor plans.
A freestanding fireplace is one of several "events" that foster an active engagement with the landscape.
A trellised walkway guides visitor's to the main house's entry.
Four boxlike structures--three garages and a workshop--stand sentry duty between the parking area and the entry court.
The project's site plan.
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The project's site plan.
The house steps down toward the lakeshore, following the slope of the site.
The stair combines massive timber elements with a slatted screen that seems to float above the floor.
An abstract viewing pavilion overlooks the bocce court.
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Dubbed by one judge "the Mystery Critter," the viewing pavilion rises to the level of habitable sculpture.
The project's floor plans.
The project's floor plans.
The maintains the rhythm of the house's main structural frame.
The entry trellis maintains the rhythm of the house's main structural frame.
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The Hall House in Duluth, Minn., was built in 2012 on the foundation of an existing residence.
The interiors of the Hall House use glass and white paint to create layers of sightlines, views, and natural light.
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Salmela Architect divided the Schifman Residence in Minneapolis, Minn., into a work volume and a living volume, with a courtyard in the middle.
Completed in 2009, the Schifman Residence is LEED Gold-certified.
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The Taavi and Gladys outdoor chairs from Loll Designs (www.lolldesigns.com), designed by Salmela Architect.
Made from recycled high-density polyethylene, the chairs stand up to harsh weather conditions.
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One of Salmela's currently under-construction commercial projects is a facility for Izzy's Ice Cream in Minneapolis.
Izzy's sits atop a former brownfield site and encompasses a factory space as well as a retail shop.
The Brogan Residence in Sturgeon Bay, Wis., was completed in 2011.
Strategically placed skylights help illuminate the Brogan Residence's interiors.
The firm recently completed the Chrismer Cabin in Door County, Wis.
Scandinavian and modernist design principles of openness, simplicity, and access to natural light inform the Chrismer Cabin's architecture.
Salmela often employs wood screens to let light into a space while providing visual separation—as at the Rierson Cabin in Tofte, Minn.
The Rierson Cabin was built in 2012.
By the time Residential Architect profiled him in our July 2005 issue, David Salmela, FAIA, had already achieved national respect for his sensitive regional modernism. Since then, rather than rest on his laurels, the Duluth, Minn.-based Salmela has continued to evolve as an architect. Always attuned to the intricacies of the local and regional context, he's been able to express those attributes on a deeper level. "Fifteen to 20 years ago, the sensitivity to the culture may have been a more visible connection of the obvious, the familiar," he says. "Now the connection is more subtle. You're not sure what it is that makes it blend into the context. It's more emotionally perceived."
Salmela's portfolio has changed, too, to include more non-residential work. His four-person firm recently completed a factory for Loll Designs, a Duluth outdoor furniture company. This project led to a commission to design a series of Loll furniture pieces, the first two of which were introduced at ICFF 2012. And Salmela Architect has three commercial projects under way in Minneapolis: an ice cream factory and shop, a restaurant, and a renovation and expansion of an office for an advertising agency. "The biggest surprise for me has been how many interesting commercial projects we have," Salmela says. Of course, residential design remains a mainstay of the firm, which operates out of an office space in his Duluth home. (One of the three project architects, Malini Srivastava, AIA, works remotely from Fargo, N.D.) A handful of residential projects currently are under construction, with several more in the design process and three in construction documentation.
A commitment to building regionally has always characterized Salmela's work and sets him apart from the increasingly globalized architectural establishment. "I'm not trying to be a world architect," he explains. "I'm not even trying to be a national architect." The vast majority of his projects are located in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan, although he does have one house under way in Colorado. "Philosophically, I feel my whole career over the last 30 years has been about interpreting what the architecture of this region should be," he says. "Because we understand it culturally. Can I do my best work in projects that are somewhere else, where I don't understand the culture? Architects' best work is always done where they are."
Born and bred in Minnesota to a Finnish farming family, Salmela finds more than enough layers of culture to mine in his home state alone. "Because there are a lot of natural resources in Minnesota, immigrants came from over 50 countries. They came here because there was work here. Imagine the diversity. I've found that when you listen to people and talk to people you find out that they are subconsciously connected to their roots." Salmela doesn't hold a formal architecture degree and has shied away from teaching—but that doesn't mean he hasn't influenced a younger generation. In addition to the considerable impact of his built work, he's watched three of his five children enter the fields of architecture and landscape architecture. The other two are accomplished biathletes. "I lead a pretty boring life compared with them," he says, tongue in cheek.
Thomas Fisher's 2011 book on Salmela's architecture is called The Invisible Element of Place, and the title perfectly fits its subject. There's an intriguing sense of mystery present in Salmela's houses, a spiritual quality that's hard to identify or label. "We do contemporary buildings, but there's something about the culture that's in them," Salmela says. "How do you find that element that's about the place but doesn't visibly exist yet? How do you feel when you are there? That's what interests me." He credits his clients' open minds, too. "The uniqueness of the people comes through in the process. To have the place where they dwell represent them—it's something they've always wanted and probably never dared to think in those terms."
See the accompanying slideshows for images of David Salmela's past and recent work.
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Years in practice: 21 / Currently active projects: 16 / Projects completed in 2012: 5 / Firm size: 4
Past articles on Salmela Architect
Light from Both Sideshttp://www.residentialarchitect.com/architects/light-from-both-sides.aspx
2008 RADAThe Streeter House, Duluth, Minn.http://www.residentialarchitect.com/design/custom-3500-square-feet-or-less-grand1.aspx
2010 RADAYingst Retreat, Empire, Mich.http://www.residentialarchitect.com/award-winners/yingst-retreat-empire-mich.aspx
2005 RADAMatthew Residence, Brainerd, Minn.http://www.residentialarchitect.com/design/matthew-residence-brainerd-minn.aspx
2009 RADAThe Clure Projecthttp://www.residentialarchitect.com/award-winners/multifamily-merit.aspx
Studio Visit (ARCHITECT magazine)http://www.architectmagazine.com/architects/salmela-architect.aspx
University Classroom Building (ECOSTRUCTURE magazine)http://www.ecobuildingpulse.com/award-winners/cote-2012-top-ten-university-minnesota-classroom.aspxhttp://www.ecobuildingpulse.com/award-winners/2012-cote-top-ten-green-project-firm-salmela-arch.aspx
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quote:The governor had the teeth removed from the ones around the ring but they looked pretty spirited
quote: think this was more because they had been starving for months. Obviously because they had their jaws removed but it wasn't an instant thing.
quote:which makes me think he was lying to andrea about removing their teeth and it being for show.
quote:seems like people have been scratched before, as well as covered in blood and guts almost every episode (from kills) and it doesn't seem to affect anyone.
quote:also i was wondering if rick mentioning zombie scratches in the first season was just ignorance at the time. has anyone actually turned from a scratch?
quote:No reason to lie about it. And we saw earlier in the episode Merle pulling out some teeth from one of the ones they caught. It makes sense that they pulled the teeth because the crowd doesn't realize that, so they think it's all super dangerous when in actuality, it's not
quote:Also didn't understand why Michonne didn't just say her name and explain why she's a friendly. Not like they were going to run a background check on her
quote:That is so unbelievable in retrospect given the rudimentary skills of those guarding the walls and the guys with Merle hunting Michonne.
quote:Andrea's character sucks, but she is the ultimate killing machine. She's an unknowing and unwilling Trojan Horse at this point with no one in Woodbury knowing how much of badass she can be. If she turns on Johnny Bravo, those patrols better skit skat outa town because she's gonna wreck their shite.
quote:Andrea's character sucks, but she is the ultimate killing machine.
quote:rick and daryl are clearly more skilled at this point, and for as little as we've seen from her, so is michonne.
quote:i get that she can handle herself but didn't she just learn how to shoot like 4 months ago? she's basically a 3 month improvement on carl. rick and daryl are clearly more skilled at this point, and for as little as we've seen from her, so is michonne.
quote:is she??
quote:I'd throw Glenn into that group too. And Maggie is pretty much as effective as her
quote:not to mention clearly the group spent the winter honing their skills while Andrea was sick and being cared for by Michonne
quote:You would think Glenn would have gotten a few scratches in that fight with the walker. Heck, for a second I thought he got bitten on the arm. But then again he had that duck tape on his arm. Just one more thing duck tape is good for - anti zombie armor.
quote:I wouldn't be surprised to see the Governor lock Merle up in chains prior to the fight breaking out. He knows he can't trust him
quote:You totally missed the conversation between her and Michonne at the beginning of this season. Andrea had just gotten sick, but for the 8-10 months prior she had been honing her skills with Michonne saving her life multiple times, that's WHY Michonne was going out of her way to save Andrea at the beginning of the season. She owed Andrea.
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Andrea Fraser is an artist currently based in Los Angeles, California, where she is a professor at UCLA in the department of art. She also serves as visiting faculty for the Whitney Independent Study Program in New York. Fraser has used performance, video, and a range of other media to explore the motivations that drive artists, collectors, art dealers, corporate sponsors, museum trustees, and museum visitors from the pursuit of prestige to that of financial investment, to sexual fantasy and self-realization.
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An internationally recognized photographer, Nicholas Nixon has helped shape the dialogue of photographic discourse for over four decades. His work gained broad attention when it was included in one of the most influential exhibitions of the 1970s, New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape at the George Eastman House in 1975. His first solo museum exhibition in 1976 was curated by John Szarkowski at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
Rosson Crow lives and works in Los Angeles, California. She was raised in North Dallas, attended the School of Visual Arts in New York for her undergraduate degree, then Yale University for her master's degree before settling in L.A. In 2009, Crow had her first solo exhibition in the United States here at the Modern, titled Focus: Rosson Crow, from which the museum acquired Sharp's Rifle Shop, 2009.
Brooklyn-based artist KAWS (born Brian Donnelly) has received critical acclaim for the ease with which he straddles the commercial and fine art worlds. KAWS's paintings, sculptures, prints, editioned toys, apparel, and other products deftly reference popular culture and the history of modern painting as they reflect the chaotic nature of contemporary life. KAWS has exhibited his work widely, and his piece Where the End Starts, 2011, was chosen for acquisition from the Modern's Focus Show series last year.
Martin Gayford, the British critic, writer, and curator, is "the man in a blue scarf." As a prominent sitter for Freud and the subject of the painting Man in a Blue Scarf, 2004, Gayford wrote of his experience in the 2010 book Man with a Blue Scarf: On Sitting for a Portrait by Lucian Freud. For Tuesday Evenings at the Modern, Gayford shares what he observed throughout his extended sittings and the relationship that he inevitably developed with the artist.
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Greetings from Cooperstown and the Baseball Hall of Fame. Welcome to our first official blog.
We're proud to be entering the world of social networking. We created our first Web site in early 1995, certainly ahead of the curve in the Museum world, riding that cyberwave that society was just beginning to discover. We are excited to now be a part of the blogosphere. You'll begin to hear from many Hall of Fame staff members about a variety of topics.
In Cooperstown, we have a series of entertaining, educational and interactive exhibit openings and special programs planned between now and Induction Weekend. We hope you'll be able to join us.
Next month we'll open Chasing the Dream, the life story of Hank Aaron and a permanent tribute to one of the game's lasting legends. From humble beginnings to integrating the South Atlantic League to setting many records in the face of intense racism to becoming a successful philanthropist, Aaron's life story is fascinating, and you'll learn much more about "The Hammer" through this exhibit. It opens April 25, and the day will include a formal dedication and ribbon-cutting, a roundtable discussion and a Member reception to close the day. Chasing the Dream is the centerpiece to a new Hall of Fame Gallery of Records, which will open in 2011.
You'll most certainly want to be in Cooperstown on Memorial Day Weekend when we open our first-ever bilingual exhibit. �Viva Baseball! tells the story of how Latinos have changed the face of baseball in America, while giving Museum visitors a taste of how baseball looks and feels and what it means in Caribbean Basin countries, including Cuba, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, Mexico and Puerto Rico. This exhibit has a great deal of technology and features our first-ever "talking labels" — Hall of Famers and other Latino stars sharing stories about artifacts in their own words. There will also be an entire wall of television screens, creating an awesome visual of the sights and sounds of Latino baseball, as narrated by 1998 Ford C. Frick Award-winner and the Spanish voice of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Jaime Jarrin.
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Jeff Idelson is the president of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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Hank Aaron, I can still hear the play-by-play of that home run in my mind. How I wanted to be one of those two guys running the bases with him that night. But poor Al Downing will always be remembered for that pitch.
I will have to be sure to make a trek up to Cooperstown this year to see that awesome exhibit on Aaron.
People today wonder if a man can hit that many homer runs and still be clean as a whistle, well all they have to do is look at the career of Hammering Hank, and you got your answer.
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I think having this blog from Cooperstown is a spectacular idea. I look forward to seeing the exhibit about Hank Aaron and will have to tell my family about the Father's Day fesivities that will be going on. Thanks for all the information this blog has provided so far.
Way to go for the HOF! Next social networking stop: Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, et al.


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