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The Queen of Spades
Date: Saturday 6 June 2015
Time: 6pm
Venue: London Coliseum
Tickets: £180
Edward Gardner conducts Tchaikovsky's dramatic score in his final performances as Music Director at ENO. Join us for what promises to be an unforgettable evening, with David Alden's new production of this outstanding Russian opera.
Ticket includes a top price seat, stage tour, private pre-performance champagne reception which continues in the interval, and one programme per couple.
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American Friends of ENO 2015 Summer Tour
Date: Wednesday 3 – Saturday 6 June 2015
The American Friends of ENO invite you to join us for a stimulating and glamorous programme of cultural events.
The tour begins on Wednesday 3 June 2015 with a private reception hosted in the home of our American Friends' President. ENO's Music Director, Edward Gardner, will be guest of honour, and we will enjoy a recital from one of our Harewood Artists.
Highlights of the tour include the opportunity to attend The Pirates of Penzance and The Queen of Spades plus a range of VIP events, including access with specialist tour guides to some of London's most prestigious galleries and attractions.
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Early-bird non-Patrons: £2,060
Patron bookings after 1 February: £1,400
Non-Patron bookings after 1 February: £2,200
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1. Addendum at Chicago Artists Coalition
Curated by John Marks and David Petersen, with work by Luke Aleckson, Allen Brewer, Casey Deming, Kristina Estell, Katelyn Farstad, Isa Gagarin, Peter Happel Christian, Jess Hirsch, Jonathan Kaiser, Tynan Kerr, Andie Mazorol, Ben Moren, Michael Mott, Stefanie Motta, Scott Nedrelow, Natasha Pestich, Andy Sturdevant, and Pamela Valfer.
Chicago Artists Coalition is located at 217 N Carpenter St. Reception Friday, 6-9pm.
2. Bookish at Corbett vs. Dempsey
Work by Richard Artschwager, Sarah Canright, and Arturo Herrera.
Corbett vs. Dempsey is located at 1120 N. Ashland Ave. 3rd Fl. Reception Saturday, 3-6pm.
3. City Symphony in 16mm: A New Work for Expanded Cinema at Roman Susan
Work by Sam Hoolihan and John Marks.
Roman Susan is located at 1224 W. Loyola Ave. Screening Saturday, 10pm-12am.
Performance by Jessica Blinkhorn and Joseph Ravens.
DfbrL8r is located at 1136 N. Milwaukee Ave. Performance Friday, 8-10pm.
Curated by MK Meador, with work by Stacia Yeapanis and Jason Uriah White.
Design Cloud is locate at 118 N Peoria, Suite #2N. Reception Friday, 6-9pm.
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1. Never Satisfied at Defibrillator
3rd Language Issue #4: Publication Launch & Group Exhibition, work by Amina Ross, Jory Drew, Ashley McClenon, Camille Laut, Emily Schulert, Hiba Ali, Ale-Ale, Jake Vogds, Joel Mercedes, Margaret Bo-Bo Dancy, Naqeeb Stevens, Oli Rodriguez, Olive Stefanski, Bow-ty, Sarp Kerem Yavuz, Stevie Hanley, and Tavia David.
Defibrillator is located at 1136 N. Milwaukee Ave. Reception Friday, 6-9pm. $10 suggested donation.
2. Clock Work Marilyn at Corbett vs. Dempsey
Work by Keiichi Tanaami.
Corbett vs. Dempsey is located at 1120 N. Ashland Ave. 3rd Fl. Reception Friday, 5-8pm.
3. Lucie Fontaine, Brendan Fowler, Gaylen Gerber, Autumn Ramsey at Night Club
Work by Lucie Fontaine, Brendan Fowler, Gaylen Gerber, and Autumn Ramsey.
Night Club is located at 2017 W. Moffat St. #1. Reception Friday, 7-9pm.
4. The Fictional Sciences at D Gallery
Work by John Wanzel.
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5. "M†…is for Murder at Peanut Gallery
Work by Corinne Halbert.
Peanut Gallery is located at 1000 N. California Ave. Reception Sunday, 5-9pm.
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Circa 2005: Is 2013 to early to get teary-eyed about 2005?
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Guest Post by Britton Bertran
I was there in 2005 at the beginning of Bad at Sports (Episode 4!) and I hope I'm not there at the end.  It was the year I opened my gallery, 40000. It was a good idea at the time. I was fed up with not seeing what I wanted to see and equally mesmerized by controlling my own destiny in a commercial sort of way. There were plenty of other interesting things happening and I figured – why the hell not.
The years 2005 and 2006 were ok years for Chicago Art. It seemed to be an upswing couple of years when apartment galleries and art interest were peaking. (These things come in waves – I'd put us in a upward motion now after reaching the bottom in 2011.) The MCA was showing interesting work (a Dan Flavin Retrospective, Deb Sokolow and William J. O'Brien had 12 x 12's), blogs were percolating with critical activity (anyone remember panel-house.com or iconoduel.org?) and this new fandangled thing called a podcast had people sitting with their bulky desktops and REALLY listening.
I took a leap of art faith and quit my job, borrowed some money from my mom and with the help of a couple close friends including a now-deceased bartender from Phyllis', rocked out a storefront space on Winchester and Augusta. A year and a half later, some guy bought the building and wanted to turn it in to a really small Italian restaurant. I moved the gallery in the summer of 2006 to the bustling 119 N. Peoria building (soon to be home to only one gallery in 2014.)
Like-minded nice folks like Corbett vs. Dempsey, The Green Lantern, 65GRAND, Fraction Workspace, Western Exhibitions, Lisa Boyle Gallery, Duchess and a couple of more spaces, were all blazing fiery paths outside the West Loop in WestTown (does anyone even know where this is now?). We even organized, set up a network, handed out flyer/maps and coordinated openings. It worked for the most part. I think.
There was no social media except for Friendster and then that thing called Myspace. My digital camera had something like 3 megapixels and took incredibly shitty pictures. It took a solid hour to update my clunky website. It was rough out there in a walking up the hill backwards in a snowstorm kind of way. But it was great. Lots of visitors – mostly artists – came, drank and stole beer during openings, I sold art here and there, got a few reviews in national art magazines, was invited to fancy pants museum openings, met not-so-nice individuals who essentially run the art world, shook hands with some artist heroes and even did the occasional art fair in and outside Chicago.
But mostly, having this gallery gave me some pretty solid insight into how artists work, what they think about and what really matters the most to them career-wise. Surprisingly, and thankfully for me, it wasn't money. 40000 was definitely a failure in that regard and the main reason I closed in 2009. I was also unable, and did not want to, secure a sugar daddy/momma, which I slowly realized was the only way to sustainability. [A little secret – there is less than a handful of galleries in Chicago that don't have one of these.]
I think it's pretty telling that almost half of the original West Town Gallery Network is still in effect. Corbett vs. Dempsey just got admitted to the Main Fair of Art Basel Miami Beach (a big damn deal). Western Exhibitions is still cranking out shows with aplomb and has incredible dedication to it's artists. 65GRAND (all caps no gaps, please) is run by one of the smartest and nicest gallerists in Chicago. Only one of these galleries is still in West Town – though it's stretching it a bit. All of these spaces work so damn hard it's difficult for me to even comprehend how they're possibly doing it. Most of us are still here in Chicago, I think. Whether or not we are running galleries, we are all getting old, raising families, have "real†jobs, etcetera. I hope you won't forget us.
The artists I worked with are for the most part pretty successful in their careers. One or two I never hear from, a couple of others I never want to hear from. Nonetheless, it gives me great pleasure to know that I have a place in Chicago art history. It's funny though, I seriously often wonder what would have happened if I had at least a 10 megapixel camera back then.
A little addendum here: I was often asked, "What the hell does 40000 mean?â€Â In fact a couple of months ago a collector emailed me out of the blue and straight up asked. So I told him. I named the gallery after Joe "40,000" Murphy.  "40,000†was a Chicago outsider artist and events usher in the 1950's who either knew 40,000 famous people, or was renowned for saying "about…. 40,000 empty seats!†when asked how many people where coming to that day's event. When people asked me, I made them guess. Nobody got it right.
Britton Bertran ran 40000 from 2005 to 2008. He currently is an Instructor at SAIC in the Arts Administration and Policy department and the Educational Programs Manager at Urban Gateways. An occasional guest-curator, he has organized exhibitions for the Hyde Park Art Center, the Loyola Museum of Art and several galleries. You can find him trying to be less cranky about the art world on twitter @br_tton. Stay tuned for a couple more guest posts where Britton will be discussing his tumblr-famous tumblr "Installator†and his take on what's wrong with the Chicago art world circa 2013 – while thinking out loud about how to fix it.Â
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July 26, 2013 · Print This Article
Work by Calvin Ross Carl, Josh Reames, and Maria Walker.
LVL3 Gallery is located at 1542 N. Milwaukee Ave. Reception Saturday, 6-10pm.
2. Nothing Grows in the Shadows of Great Trees at Defibrillator Performance Art Gallery
Work by Nick Bastis and Anthony Romero.
Defibrillator Performance Art Gallery is located at 1136 N Milwaukee Ave. Reception Saturday, 7:30-10pm.
3. Antagonists Anonymous Presents at TRITRIANGLE
Work by Cleav'd Cleaver, Blood Transfusion, Piss Piss Piss Moan Moan Moan, and Billington/Walker.
TRITRIANGLE is located at 1550 N. Milwaukee Ave. Fl 3. Reception Friday, 9pm.
4. Serenade at Terrain Exhibitions
Curated by Tempestt Hazel, with work by Jeff Austin, Rob Frye,Ramah Jihan Malebranche, Michael and Yhelena Hall, Viktor Le and Stephen Lieto.
Terrain Exhibitions is located at 704 Highland Ave., Oak Park. Reception Sunday, 5-8pm.
5. Like It Is: Paris Portraits at Corbett vs. Dempsey
Work by Hedwig Eberle.
Corbett vs. Dempsey is located at 1120 N. Ashland Ave. Reception 5-8pm.
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February 7, 2013 · Print This Article
1. The Visitor's Hours & Visitation Rites at The Franklin
Work by Chris Smith.
The Franklin is located at 3522 W. Franklin Blvd. Reception Saturday, 7-10pm.
2. Somebody's Beauty & B.Z.C: Bent, Zigzag and Crooked at Linda Warren Projects
Work by Ed Valentine & Michael Stillion, respectively.
Linda Warren Projects is located at 327 N. Aberdeen. Reception Friday, 6-9pm.
Work by Xavier Cha.
Aspect/Ratio is located at 119 N. Peoria St. Reception Saturday, 6-9pm.
4. Diane Simpson at Corbett vs. Dempsey
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Corbett vs. Dempsey is located at 1120 N. Ashland Ave. Reception Friday, 5-8pm.
5. Love in the Time of Online Dating at Johalla Projects
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I'm a transplant originally from upstate New York who moved to Boston for an awesome opportunity. Eight years later, I've got a great job in a field that I love and plans to keep moving up. I'm pretty outgoing, and will strike up a conversation with just about anybody - including the stranger on the street - so you can't be easily embarrassed or particularly protective of your privacy. I'm outgoing and game for trying just about anything once - as long as it doesn't involve heights or endangering my life. I travel often - to visit friends and family and just for fun. I find myself in tropical destinations more often than I should - as a ginger, I can't take the sun but I enjoy the fruity drinks. With umbrellas! Looking for a man who's honest, loyal, and can make me laugh. I'll make you laugh too - snark is my specialty. I'm looking for a partner who's willing to be a part of my life and welcome me into theirs, as well. Ambition is much appreciated - I'd like someone who's working towards something and is willing to include me in those plans.
Coffee and conversation , Dining out , Hobbies and crafts , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Performing arts , Travel/Sightseeing
Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I have Cats
I like Dogs, Horses
I have a cat who showed up at my door as a stray - Who could say no to that?
St. Maarten, my house, a plane going anywhere, a dinner table with family and friends.
Anything goes with music - from country to hardcore rap to chinese pop. Really, anything.
I like to knit - yes, like your grandma - but I'm usually watching the Celtics or the Sox at the same time. I'm a big fan of nice dinners, dive bars, punk concerts and clubbing.
Pillers of the Earth by Ken Follett; Parodical Summer by Barbara Kinsolver; South of Broad by Pat Conroy; plus a few young adult books (Hey! Don't judge! We all need a nice easy read occasionally)
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Always schedule in at least one slop day for every 1500-2000 miles. This gives you time for really bad weather, and if you find someplace you love you can enjoy it longer.
Pack ahead of time. Remember less is more. You can always pick something up in route, and looking pretty is over rated when compared to being overloaded.
+1 on up and out, and getting breakfast on the road. The roads are quiet early, and you can cover ground while seeing more. Latter in the day when you are tired you'll be happy you got early starts.
Drive highway miles after dark if you have to use the slab. There is little to see on most highways anyway.
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i dunno, i think it's okay, but i have to say each time i put it in i play for an hour i'm kind of well...bored? it seems kind of drab to me even though i love batman, i'm kind of dissapointed, perhaps i had too high hopes. and with all that's coming, stuff like Uncharted 2, Assassin's Creed 2 , modern warfare 2 and alpha protocol, once one of these hits the shelves i wont care for batman at all i'm afraid.
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After playing the demo and seeing how cool some of the bosses look I got a little interested... but not enough to spend 60 bucks on it. But the game did seem cool, i'll get it when it comes down in price. But yea sorry for your lose of 60 bucks.
I'm borrowing the game from a friend. The game is very polished but also very linear. I can see it getting old quick. You should research your games before buying. Don't rely on internet hype.
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I think Arkham Asylum is great, coming from someone who bought it on a whim without really knowing what to expect (didn't even try the demo). Even if your expectations were pretty high though I don't really see any particular areas where it would disappoint. Maybe you're just sick of Batman which would be a pretty good, just about the only, reason to skip the game. They really did the license justice and the replayability complaints are really overblown.
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" @Pie said:" Get out ""
It's against Resident Evil 5 in my book for Game of the year. I'm a big Batman fan and this game makes you F-in feel like Batman. I went in thinking they'd bone Batman...again. I picked it up on a friends recommendation going in wanting to hate it. Then the game just blew me away. The voice acting sucked me in and I couldn't stop. If you don't like this game, then you don't like what Batman is. Not liking Batman is fine, but don't down a game because it is exactly what it was meant to be. Besides, it's only entertainment.
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Not everyone likes chocolate ice cream, I suppose.
I'm totally enjoying it. And I had lukewarm expectations after having played the demo. The challenge rooms alone are worth the price of admission for me.
It is, as one review states, a "Batman Simulator". And it is glorious.
Maybe you just don't get off on role-playing Batman as much as most others? Though, I got tired of vents, and the croc level pretty quickly.
The game is very solid. I think that's the most amazing part of it, to be honest. But I didn't mind one bit dropping $40 on it.
I didn't expect much before it came out. I thought it would be a major dissapointment. But after it got some great reviews I decided to rent it. It's an awesome game. Tons of fun while it lasted, but I'm glad I didn't buy it because it's not the kind of game I'd want to play through more than once and the challenges don't have lasting appeal to me.
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Well it's AAA on gamerankings, that voids your arguement that it's not good enough.
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It does look good, but after trying the demo and watching the vids, I just dont see how people are thinking its the greatest thing since sliced bread. Also, some of us are on a budget, and there are better games out over the following few months.
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I had really low expectations, and was so bored with the demo that I didn't even finish it. But I bought the game anyway after the barrage of good reviews.
One long weekend later, it is my favorite game of 09 thus far. It really is that good. Sometimes it's all about expectations.
I didn't like the demo, so I didn't buy the game, even though so many websites are saying it's amaaazing... it really doesn't seem that amazing when put up against games coming later this year and early 2010; it seems like they made a brawler with some minor stealth and puzzle elements, all at a very slow pace, and the only thing I got out of it was some good slow-mo knockouts.
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i can somewhat see how people dont care for it, but i really liked it. it has a mix of bioshock's look, metroid's exploration, and AC's combat...
" @DOUBLESHOCK: yes but as i was playing the game, i thought it was much better then the sum of its parts "That's what annoys me soo much!
I could have picked it up on sale for $45 when it first came out (reviews weren't really out yet and likewise the demo didn't impress me), but now-a-days its about $70 =( oh how I regret that decsion to wait.
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then whats it like being completely joyless
I reside in and am from Belgium, and you can't rent games here. Furthermore, nobody i know plays games, or better, nobody i know plays games i play (sad i know), so i bought batman, and don't get me wrong, i think it's a decent game, and it couldn't be more batman when it comes to his ingenious abilities, but what i look for in a game is momentum and it didn't have that at all to me, yeah 9 times out of ten when i am intruiged even a little by a game, i check what giant bomb has to say about it, and so far reviews were in perfect synch with how i thought i would enjoy it. This way i bought dead space, and that's one of my fav games ever now, it's how i bought farcry 2 and killzone 2 (having never heard of killzone before , yes i know weird but true) and alot of psn games, and i was well guided to enjoyment, had brilliant, addictive gaming moments thanks to this site, but this time with batman you know GB was always a good reference to me so i went for it , i'm not blaming GB in anyway though :p.
for years, the best action movie ever, to me, was Terminator 2, groundbreaking visually and a strong theme, this has changed ever since i saw the Dark Knight, for the very reason that the action in that film is in fact, the least entertaining thing, overcast by its strong sence of place, its themes and moral dilemmas, dialogues, sets and everything else is just that strong, all of these things however, are at the core of the batman character and the world he resides in, but they took it to this whole new place, and fleshed it out to perfection. i've seen it 7 times, and i dunno maybe that's one of the reasons (subconciously at first) that i didn't get into Arkham Asylum. to explain what i mean, this is just another iteration on well known batman from the Comics, a world which i am not a part of. I have many good things to say about the game regardless, i think the voice acting for the joker is really good, batman's moves and gadgets, the fighting system, the gargoyles, all that stuff is great. i just don't like the way the game evolves, you do these little things that end way too quickly, and you move on to the next, and some would call it stealth, and i guess it is, but as a big MGS fan i just can't help but compare. In all i think the game caught me at a bad time, i would have enjoyed alot as a kid i think, not that i'm calling you guys kids or anything, dont get me wrong, i'm just saying you know, i just read these words from user Jeust "i grew out of the batman fascination", well i think i got sucked in by the batman fascination , one that took everything to a deeper level, and now i feel silly, for thinking that that could ever be translated into a game, even though i realise Arkham Asylum has no affiliation with Chris Nolan's film, or his take on batman.
i was also unimpressed by its graphics and especially its textures. you feel like you're moving through a drab and wet painting. maybe i just don't like arkham asylum as the main location for a batman game, maybe it's just that? the place is confined i dunno, it seems contrived for the sole purpose of making batman stealthy, i'll stop now.
I'm really getting tired of crawling through vents and not being able to grapple areas where you know you can grapple but the developers decided not to let you.
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I enjoyed the game very much so. What I do not like is the DLC they are pushing. Challenge maps don't impress me. I was kind of hoping for some more story but I can't be greedy. It was worth the price and the time.


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Brought it home where it sat for a few months since I went out of town. Got home, ran it down the street and did fine. Now the right cylinder is just dogging. Sputtering, backfiring, can't give it any real throttle without caughing. Stalls out every now and then. We Have not messed with carbs yet.
A few questions; How long is "a few months"? Same old gas in the tank? How long was the ride "down the street"? 15 minutes or less? I'd drop the carb bowl on the offending side and check for any water, debris or a plugged vent tube (that skinny tube in the float bowl) you should be able to see through it. Also let some gas flow through the carb while lifting and dropping the float, to flush out anything that might be making the float needle stick. Then, like the others have said, adjust the valves, set the timing etc before attempting to adjust the carbs.
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Charles H. "Charlie" Phillips, Jr., age 89, of Scotland, Texas passed away, Wednesday, April 4, 2012, in a Wichita Falls hospital.
A vigil service and rosary will be held at 7:00 p.m. Sunday, April 8, 1923, at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Scotland. Mass will be celebrated at 10:00 a.m. Monday, April 9, 2012, at St. Boniface Catholic Church with Rev. David Kraeger, T.O.R., Pastor of St. Boniface Catholic Church, officiating. Interment will follow in St. Boniface Cemetery under the direction of Aulds Funeral Home of Archer City.
Charlie was born November 8, 1922 in Tahoka, Texas to Charles Hiram Phillips, Sr. and Rose Tennessee Browir Phillips.
Charlie was a former resident of Burkburnett and had lived in San Francisco and the California area for more than fourteen years. He was a veteran of the U.S. Coastguard during World War II.
He returned to Wichita Falls in 1959 and began working for McMahon and Bullington Oil Company where he worked with his Dad maintaining the companies' properties until his retirement in 1993.
He had resided in Scotland since July 1982 where he was a member of St. Boniface Catholic Church and was a former member of the VFW.
Survivors include two sisters, Wetona Budd of Chicago, Illinois and Jo Ann Gholston of Midland, Texas; one niece, Chris Eve Dunlap and husband, Forrest of Austin, Texas; one great-nephew, Forrest Miller Dunlap of Austin, Texas; his beloved companion of thirty-three years, Eleanor Frerich of Scotland, Texas; and her children whom he cherished deeply, Patsy Stallcup and husband, Harold of Scotland, Art Frerich of Lake Arrowhead, Texas, Donnie Frerich and wife, Cindy of Windthorst, Texas, and Ann Wolf of Scotland; ten grandchildren; twenty-three great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
Serving as grandsons, Greg Stallcup, Will Stallcup, David Frerich, Jason Frerich, Jesse Wolf, and great-grandson, Alex Stallcup.
The family suggests memorials to Scotland Volunteer Fire Department P.O. Box 103, Scotland, Texas 76379 or the Windthorst Volunteer Fire Dept., P.O. Box 162, Windthorst, Texas 76389.
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Gallery: UK Eco-house Sold for world record £7.2m!
It's not all doom and gloom for the UK property market: in the face of the country's slowing or depreciating prices, Sarah Featherstone's cutting-edge green home has sold for a record-breaking £7.2million, or $14.2million USD! The building, known as Orchid House, is one of the key homes on Lower Mill Estate, a project to turn a disused gravel pit into a beautiful 450-acre nature reserve.
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February 8, 2010 at 7:47 pm
The best part about this fantasy structure is that it is so eco-friendly that the designer decided to use LVL in stead of plain lumber. That is really classy. The fact that the price of this thing is 7.2 million just goes to show how very uneco-friendly this thing is. If it was eco-friendly, then it would be quick and easy to make. This is a great example of how a designer can just lie and say that something is eco-friendly and people will believe it.
June 12, 2009 at 3:32 pm
I have to agree with hmmarquard's comments that the price along puts it in that category of the 3rd or 4th or 15th home for some flashy entertainer who wants to buy into the green buzz world–green homes like this are just unfeasible for the rest of us lowly types, and until the rest of us lowly types can afford green homes, the few $$$$$ ones aren't going to change much here on Earth, are they?
June 6, 2008 at 9:22 am
this house will be built and that check will clear as soon as the Eiffel Tower gets its new addition. Seriously, this sounds like the most unsubstantiated piece of PR fluff in the world. Uncritical worship of developers' and architects' renderings and claims is an embarrassment of the whole design blogosphere.
And while I'm not an expert in laminated timber, I can say that throwing around breathless judgments about sustainability and longevity without a link or reference to supporting evidence really does not help the site's credibility, either.
A 7-million-pound house will stand for a couple of hundred-plus years, if only because it cost so damn much. OTOH, it's hard to reconcile a thousand years of timber building with the silly idea that laminated timber will somehow "stay beautiful longer."
June 5, 2008 at 4:06 pm
Stunned by the suggestion that laminated veneer lumber isn\'t good for the planet. It\'s manufactured by slicing logs into thin veneers and gluing these together the most structurally-efficient orientation of the fibers. Since the veneers needn\'t be continuous and flawed portions are easily removed, the source logs can come from smaller diameter, not-necessarily-straight new-growth trees. Elimination of nearly all natural flaws and proper orientation to stresses allows framing members to be much smaller and lighter than equivalent solid timbers cut from mature trees, further enhancing the efficiency of the overall design by reducing the necessary strength of supporting elements.
The author is presumably referring to potential risk to the occupants (not to the planet) of inhalation of off-gased formaldehyde from adhesives, but since LVL is manufactured with phenol-formaldehyde resin, not the infamous and far more volatile urea-formaldehyde resin, this still seems like a rather ill-informed, knee-jerk reaction.
I\'m a new reader, and perhaps expect too much, but Inhabitat seems to be a superficial promotion of the fashion and appearance of greenness, not the substance; photo-heavy and content-light.


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