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Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Large 1135 square foot luxury condo apartment with 300 square foot terrace. One bedroom plus den. Modern decor with hardwood and marble flooring. King size...
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This is a sunny, three-bedroom (four if you count the office/spare room) Victorian red brick semi-detatched home located at the corner of High Park in Toronto, right on the subway line. There is a comfortable, private back deck, a finished basement and two full bathrooms. We have wi-fi and would be willing to exchange cars.
We are located right on the subway line, 30 minutes by car or public transportation from the theatres, museums and other downtown attractions. Toronto is fortunate to have some of the best world cuisine restaurants of any city, and the variety of places to eat is amazing. We are located right at the corner of High Park (see photo of the cherry blossoms and cyclists in the spring!) where there is walking, biking, tennis and swimming available (we have all equipment - bikes, tennis rackets, roller-blades). We are just 2 km from the Lakeshore, with its bike/walking/rollerblading trails and beautiful view of Lake Ontario. Kayaking and canoeing rentals are available and there is a rowing club a 20 min walk south of us on Lake Ontario. 10 minute walk to the north of us is the Junction, Toronto's newest trendy area, with art galleries, coffee shops, and Canadian designer clothing stores.
For kids, Ontario Place and Canada's Wonderland are both a 20 minute drive away.
Driving times to other places of interest:
Niagara Falls - 1.5 hours
Niagara Wine Country - 1.5 hours
Prince Edward County Wine Country - 2 hours
Georgian Bay "Group of Seven" Country - 2 hours
Upper New York State (Buffalo for shopping!) - 2 hours
Algonquin Park - 3.5 hours
Ottawa - 5 hours
Montreal - 6 hours
Quebec City - 8 hours
We are a professional couple, 39 and 41, with two children ages 13 and 17. We have two cats who are very friendly and low-maintenance, but can be kenneled if you do not want their company.
We generally home exchange as a family but if the home size permitted might consider bringing one or two trusted adult friends. We have home exchanged before to Europe and would be very respectful of your home, treating it as if it were our own.
We speak English first, and basic French.
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From a relocatable antarctic research station to drought solutions in Texas, the 2015 Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement Awards showcased a variety of novel approaches to vital engineering problems. The following videos from ASCE detail this year's winner and four other finalists.
Winner: Halley VI Antarctic Research Station, Antarctica
The world's first fully relocatable arctic research station, Halley VI, sits atop ski-fitted, hydraulic legs designed to cope with rising snow.
Finalist: Colton Crossing Flyover, California
The Colton Crossing Flyover eliminated one of the worst congested railway passages in the U.S.
Finalist: Echo Park Lake Rehabilitation Project, California
The Echo Park Lake Rehabilitation Project transformed an impaired body of water into a jewel for Los Angeles, providing public recreation, stormwater quality improvement, and wildlife refuge areas.
Finalist: San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge New East Span, California
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Archaeologists uncover ruins, single out individual phases and create new conceptions of ancient spaces through restoration, description and reconstruction. In descriptions and travelogues, authors have devised and recorded conceptions of ancient spaces that, although possibly based on ancient sources, nevertheless introduce new ways of looking at ancient ruins. But ruins and representations of ancient architecture are also created in museums, from small models to large-scale replicas, and are even broadcast as digitally animated sequences. All of these aspects of the formation and transformation – or rather the perception and representation –of ancient spaces have this in common: they generate a certain kind of knowledge about ancient spaces, and transfer it via media to specific contexts. These media transformations, however, condition our perception of and our dealings with ancient spaces. In this way, conceptions of ancient spaces are sometimes irreversibly formed at excavation sites and in museums, conceptions which should be researched from a historical perspective, but which should also serve as a point of departure for the interdisciplinary development of future concepts. For this reason, museum spaces as well as excavation sites viewed from a historical perspective are the central focus of the projects. Thus, the research group raises a fundamental question regarding knowledge transfer: the question whether new perspectives and forms should be developed from a historical perspective. The relation between actor and recipient – be she a museum visitor, a tourist or an inhabitant residing in the vicinity of a ruin – also plays a central role here. In order to grasp, in particular, the effects and consequences of the formation of space and to understand the concomitant expectations, it is necessary to critically evaluate the impact of transformed and recreated ancient spaces. This evaluation should be conducted following the approaches developed by "Archaeotopia" in Topoi I and in specific museum projects. Research goals:
- Development of an integrative approach for fundamental research on materials, conservation, visualization, implementation of an exhibition concept and a parallel evaluation, culminating in a concrete museum presentation.
- Moreover, the group will pursue the common goal, following concrete, individual examples, of jointly composing a monograph/reader which describes challenges and solutions in the sense of best practice examples from a historical perspective.
- A third goal and a particular challenge will be to examine the transformation of antiquity in light of the research conducted by the other research areas, who will support the group in performing this task.
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- (C-3-3) Ruins – Museum visions
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- (C-3-5) Archaeotopia
- (C-3-0-3) Early-Islamic Pottery from Tacht-e Soleiman – Production and Provenance
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