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make-me-imagine · 2 years

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Songbird

Scenario Prompt: “B hearing A sing for the first time and being surprised at how good they sound.” Requested by: @lost-girl-of-onceuponatime

Pairing: Joshua Faraday x GN!Reader

Warnings: Mentions of guns (cleaning them).

Word Count: 1.1k

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*The song lyrics are from a song called "The Meeting of the Waters". It written in 1807, first as a poem, then it was set to music.

Faraday groaned as he climbed down from his horse, the ride from town was a bit longer than he'd like. He wasn't sure why you had all chosen a safe house so far away. But he wasn't one to complain about a roof over his head and a bed under his back.

He grabbed the bags from his saddle and moved to take them inside. He had noticed that all but one horse was gone. He was the first to get back.

The others had split up, there was a possible job to take up in the next town over. Goody, Billy and Chisolm had gone to talk to the townsfolk. Vasquez, and Jack to learn more about the gang, and Red to scope out the town and surrounding area. Faraday was left to get supplies, while you stayed behind to clean and prepare the guns and other supplies.

After he put everything inside he wandered back outside, wondering where you had gone too. As he stepped off the porch, he halted in his step when he heard something.

A light breeze was blowing towards him, and it was bringing with it an unusual sound. Music? He stopped and listened, holding his breath. There it was again. Coming from the nearby barn.

Faraday walked over, taking quick but quiet steps. He stopped just outside the barn, as the words he had been hearing before became clear.

Yet it was not that nature had shed o’er the scene Her purest of crystal and brightest of green; ‘Twas not her soft magic of streamlet or hill, Oh! no, — it was something more exquisite still.

Faraday almost felt his heart stop. He knew this song. He had heard it before as a child, his mother had sung it before. It had been a long time since he had heard it last.

Faraday peaked around the corner, his eyes landing on you as you sat on an overturned bucket. Your gun was in your hands as you carefully cleaned your pistol.

Your voice was smooth as it came out, and if Faraday didn't know better, he'd of thought you'd been trained to sing.

‘Twas that friends, the beloved of my bosom, were near, Who made every dear scene of enchantment more dear, And who felt how the best charms of nature improve, When we see them reflected from looks that we love

You continued the song, and Faraday's heart beat heavily in his chest. He leaned against the doorway, having forgotten that he had previously been sneaking around. He was caught up in the sound of your voice, surprised at how good you sounded.

Sweet vale of Avoca! how calm could I rest In thy bosom of shade, with the friends I love best, Where the storms that we feel in this cold world should cease, And our hearts, like thy waters, be mingled in peace.

Faraday recited the words in his head, unaware that his lips were moving along as well. His eyes stared at your profile, and he found himself seeing you a bit different than he had before. He knew you were attractive, flirted with you relentlessly, but now, as he watched you, heard you, it felt a bit different. As if he was really seeing you. And he admitted, he really did like what he saw.

Faraday hadn't realized that the song was over, until you looked over at him. His body seemed to stiffen as he felt like he got caught doing something bad. He expected you to get embarrassed, chastise him for spying.

But you simply smiled at him. "Hello Faraday." You greeted calmly.

Of course you wouldn't get embarrassed, your voice was good, and you probably knew it.

He cleared his throat as he stood up. "Well I didn't know we had a little songbird in our gang of gunslingers."

You rolled your eyes lightly as you put down your pistol, reaching for another. Your heart was beating a bit heavily. You pushed down your anxiety. You hadn't realized Faraday had been there, watching you.

"I wouldn't say I'm a songbird." You said softly.

Faraday sat down on a hale bay nearby, "Hell, I haven't heard anyone with a voice like that in years. You could be a professional."

You smiled a little. "That was originally the plan. Or at least, my parents plan." You spared a look at him, and saw surprise on his face. "I loved to sing ever since I was a child, but when someone takes something you love from you, forces it upon you, and tries to use it to make money, you lose your love for it."

Faraday watched you as you spoke. There was a hint of heartbreak in your voice, as well as malice. He didn't know much about your past, but he was glad you felt comfortable enough to share something.

"So I don't sing for people anymore. Just myself usually." You continued.

Faraday nodded lightly, "Well I wont tell no one." He said with a soft smile. "But I wont complain if you ever wanna sing again, within earshot I mean."

You met his eyes and smiled in return. He looked down at his feet and the spoke again. "My mother used to sing that song when I was younger. She had come from a family of immigrants, from Ireland. I was surprised to hear it."

"I heard it from a Gleman that came into town once. I loved the words so much I asked him to write them down for me." You paused for a moment, unsure if you should pry. "Did your mother sing a lot?"

He nodded, "Yeah. Almost every day, or night, to help me go to sleep. It was a nice memory to come back."

You heard the hint of what sounded like gratitude in his words, but you did not push for more.

You both looked up at the sound of hoof-beats, someone had returned.

Hearing Vasquez call out, Faraday called back. As he stood up, he looked down at you and smiled "Don't worry songbird, your secret's safe with me."

"Wont be for long if you keep calling me that."

He chuckled, as he began to leave the barn, before he began to hum the tune of the song. Spinning around as he left, he winked at you once before disappearing.

You smiled to yourself as you began to pack up your guns. You began to hum under your breath as well. Feeling a once familiar joy of music coming back to you. Maybe it wont be so bad to sing for someone again.

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alterarnm · 3 years

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Time After Time

A Roswell New Mexico Alternate Era AU Event

June 4th-6th 2021

Time After Time is returning June 4th-6th for a three day weekend event!

This event is for reimagining all your fav Roswell New Mexico characters and ships in other time periods. All forms of fanworks welcome (Fanfiction, Fanart, Gifs, Moodboards, ect.). Each day has a set theme, plus a series of prompts. Prompts are for inspiration, and their use is optional.

Please use the hashtag #alteraroswell2021 in your first five hashtags so that participating works can be reblogged here. (Tumblr being tumblr if you also want to include an @alterarnm in case the tags are finicky - that is acceptable, but not required.)

Friday, June 4th

Theme: Historic

Any prior decade or century

Prompts:

Word of the Day: Speakeasy: (during Prohibition) an illicit liquor store or nightclub.

Line: "Every small town has a story, but my hometown has a legend…"

Lyric:

"Sweet vale of Avoca! how calm could I rest

In thy bosom of shade, with the friends I love best,

Where the storms that we feel in this cold world should cease,

And our hearts, like thy waters, be mingled in peace."

---The Meeting of the Waters

Saturday, June 5th

Theme: Fusions

Movie, TV Show, or Books Fusions all apply.

Prompts:

Word of the Day: Espionage: the practice of spying or of using spies, typically by governments to obtain political and military information.

Line: "The good old days. Just three happy kids who aren't in danger of being dragged off to the Pentagon by men in hazmat suits because someone couldn't keep his superhuman healing hands to himself."

Lyric:

"Just one beat of your heart

And stranger than fantasy

I knew from the start

It had to be the place for me."

--- Is Your Love Strong Enough?

Sunday, June 6th

Theme: Futuristic

Any alternate future setting, be it one year or a hundred, on earth or an alien world.

Prompts:

Word of the Day: Retrofuturism: the use of a style or aesthetic considered futuristic in an earlier era.

Line: "Tourists usually party at Saturn's Rings."

Lyric:

"And the people bowed and prayed

To the neon god they made

And the sign flashed out its warning

In the words that it was forming"

--- Sound of Silence

#alteraroswell2021 #rnm events #roswell new mexico

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salmonthestoryteller · 3 years

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Trio

I haven’t been very inspired lately to write. But I sat down and wrote this ficlet today for the event, so that makes me proud even if it’s super short.

Theme: Historic Prompt (Lyric):“Sweet vale of Avoca! how calm could I rest In thy bosom of shade, with the friends I love best, Where the storms that we feel in this cold world should cease, And our hearts, like thy waters, be mingled in peace.” —The Meeting of the Waters

Trio

1890s/1900s PodSquad AU Roswell New Mexico Ficlet

“This is stupid, Max. What if Mom and Dad wake up?” Despite her protest, Isobel clung to the back of the tricycle Max was pedaling along the dirt road. She’d refused to let him go alone when he’d insisted on following the feeling that had awoken him for the third time in as many weeks.

“There’s something out here, Isobel, I’m telling you.” Max insisted. The bicycle lamp lit the area with it’s red and green side lights, and in the near darkness there was something almost eerie about the way the colors shaded the landscape around them.

“But we don’t know....” Isobel trailed off, spotting something ahead. Sitting on the fence of the ranch was a young preteen boy about their age with a head of wild curly hair.

He turned at the sound of their approach, hopping his perch and pulling a switch knife out of his pocket. “Stay back.” He snarled.

Max could feel it - the pull to the young man in front of him. This was why he’d been waking up. The third child from his memories. “It’s you! Do you remember us?” Max stopped the tricycle, hopping off the seat. Isobel stepped down off the back wheel bars reluctantly, eyeing the boy suspiciously. He was barefooted and dirty - his clothes worn in comparison to the nice clothing the Evans kept Max and Isobel supplied with. When he didn’t respond, Max pressed on. “I’m Max, and this is my sister Isobel. I don’t remember your name, but I remember us being together in the green place-”

“I don’t remember you.” The boy cut him off, keeping the knife trained on them.

“You’re fibbing.” Isobel accused. “I can tell.”

“Isobel.” Max lectured.

“What? You honestly don’t believe a word of it either.”

“Why don’t you tell your Church Bell to shut her sauce-box?” The boy snapped at Max.

“Why don’t you try and make me you pigeon-livered-” Isobel began.

“Hey, hey, c’mon.” Max kept himself between them. “Look, what’s your name?”

“What’s it matter to you?” The boy replied. “You're clearly living the high life. What’s some guttersnipe off the orphan train matter to you?”

Max couldn’t help but feel hurt at his words. He remembered waking up in the caves - somewhere green and damp. The three of them had survived for a time alone in the woods, until they’d gotten too close to town. Then they’d been taken to the Orphanage. He hadn’t liked it - it had been crowded and noisy and dirty. Then the Evans had come to take him and Isobel away with them. He’d never known what happened to the other boy until now. Couldn’t have imagined that someone hadn’t taken him in - but apparently they hadn’t. He’d heard of the orphan trains - kids brought out to be auctioned off to the farms and ranches for work. “But… you’re like us. I know you can feel it.”

“I don’t need you. I don’t need anyone.”

Isobel huffed. “Bully for you. We’ll just go then.” She stormed back to stand next to the tricycle..

“Will you at least tell me your name?” Max tried one last time.

“... it’s Michael.”

Max hesitated, before pulling out a small bag from his pocket. “I have some gum drops-”

“I don’t need anything.”

“I’ll just leave them here, and you can take them or not…” He set them on the fence post, before going back to the tricycle where Isobel was pretending to not watch the exchange. Michael didn’t say anything more as he turned the tricycle around and head back up the road.

“Waste of good gumdrops, bet he doesn’t even take them.” Isobel huffed once they were far enough away to be out of earshot.

“I’m coming out again next week.” Max told her. “You can come or not.”

“Don’t be daft, of course I’m coming.”

Max felt something settle in him at her words. Because somehow he knew this was right. Three of them. There had always been meant to be three of them.

Notes: This is meant to be set in the late 1800s/Early 1900s. Essentially, my thought process was for the crash to have happened out east, and they’d all been brought to New Mexico. Michael more recently than Isobel and Max.

Some of my research was super quick, so I’m not positive if the orphan trains went to Roswell or not. I know they went to Texas.

Bicycles and Tricycles were experiencing a boom in the late 1800s, and - yes, they did have non-electric bike lamps. Some with colored glass. They’re pretty neat looking in pictures!

Slang: Church Bell - A talkative woman Sauce Box - Mouth Pigeon-Livered - Lily-livered

#roswell new mexico #alteraroswell2021 #pod squad #fanfic #rnmfic

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stairnaheireann · 2 years

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#OTD in 1852 – Death of popular poet and editor of Irish Melodies, Thomas Moore, who was born in Dublin.

Poet, singer, entertainer and songwriter, Thomas Moore, dies at the age of 72. Best remembered for the lyrics of ‘The Minstrel Boy’ and ‘The Last Rose of Summer’. He was responsible, with John Murray, for burning Lord Byron’s memoirs after his death. In his lifetime he was often referred to as ‘Anacreon Moore’. Moore was also an accomplished satirist and poet who in Enigma wrote about the growing…

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#Co. Wicklow #Dublin #Editor #Entertainer #Irish History #Poet #singer #songwriter #Thomas Moore #Thomas Moore at the Meeting of the Waters #Vale of Avoca

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toronto-wanders · 3 years

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New Year Hike (Toronto)

In an incredibly satisfying “end of year wrap”-style, my first hike of 2021 linked up all of my previous hikes throughout the city. It was also probably my longest hike - about 11 kilometres (7 miles). I met a friend and colleague for today’s hike at Broadview Station. It snowed a bit last night so the city was looking beautiful, and temps were around freezing - not too cold!

We walked to Chester Hill Lookout, which I was a bit disappointed in - the lookout view is mostly of the DVP and other highways. From there, we walked up to Todmorden Mills Park.

We explored this area a bit and then continued along Pottery Road. I was intrigued by “Fantasy Farm”. The horses were only screaming horror movie to me. I’d like to come back and find out what a fantasy farm entails in the future - the walks in the area are chained off for now.

One of the underpasses we walked through had animal-themed pillars:

The Lower Don Trail ran through Pottery Road and we took a short detour up this trail to admire the river for a bit.

The designs used to encourage safe crossing were clever I felt - the middle section of the road has a path that forces a momentary pause in the middle before completing your crossing. The road also has a fun ecological pattern (blue waves) painted in the crossing sections, instead of the usual yellow lines.

After this detour, we followed Bayview down to Evergreen Brickworks. This was the “aha” moment for me, I hadn’t been able to see this trail (on the opposite side of the road as Brickworks) on my previous hikes. The trail was winding...AND it got us there!

The big pond (resevoir? body of water?) at Brickworks was frozen with a thick layer of ice that was beginning to get a bit slushy.

We passed through Evergreen’s South/West parking lot and followed a trail (neither of us knew where this would lead). There was a wide clearing followed by a very icy trail, and we were suddenly in Beaumont Park - another trail to follow!

We followed the Park Reserve Drive trail north through David A. Balfour Park. Here’s a cute hockey player I made the acquaintance of.

We exited David A. Balfour Park just below the Mount Pleasant Cemetery via a staircase a bit north of the Vale of Avoca (I’ll never get sick of over the top landmark names).

This was us after 3 hours of winter hiking!

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architectnews · 3 years

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Sydney Houses: NSW Properties, Residences

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post updated 31 Jul 2021

Sydney House – Latest Property Additions

New South Wales Properties – latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:

17 Jul 2021 Stealth House, Hunters Hill

22 Jun 2021 Kingsford House

22 Apr 2021 Coast House Design: Luke Moloney Architecture photograph © Tom Ferguson Coast House A single-storey cottage overlooking the ocean received a new first floor to take advantage of spectacular coastal views. An economical design tailors simple materials to make a comfortable home for a busy couple with young children.

16 Feb 2021 McLeod House Design: Ian Moore Architects photograph © Daniel Mayne McLeod House The four-bedroom McLeod House is located on a ridge above Sydney’s Middle Harbour, with significant district views as well as a distant view to Chatswood in the west. Officially it is alterations and additions to a 1970’s house, as 30% of the original house had to be retained to allow the house to retain it’s floor area, height and location on the site, all of which exceeded new planning controls for the area.

8 Feb 2021 Dodds House Design: Ian Moore Architects photograph © Daniel Mayne Dodds House This restoration of a one-bedroom house designed by Ian Moore in 1998 and completed in 2001, which had been unsympathetically altered by a previous owner.

17 Feb 2021 Hastings van Nunen House

3 Dec 2020 Escu House

23 Nov 2020 Chimney House

16 Nov 2020 Mosman White House

5 Nov 2020 House Anand

19 Oct 2020 Eagle’s Nest, Collaroy Plateau, New South Wales Architects: Ian Bennett Design Studio photo : Clinton Weaver Eagle’s Nest, Collaroy Plateau Perched high on a prominent escarpment in the highest level of bushfire attack; Flame Zone, Eagle’s Nest aspires to balance and curate the experience of outlook and expansiveness of site, with privacy and seclusion. The restrained material palette heightens this experience of site, landscape and built form along with the changing dynamic of light and shade.

20 Sep 2020 Pindimar Lake House, NSW

4 Sep 2020 Next Generation House in Pittwater, NSW

28 Aug 2020 Oye Mi Canto House, Carriageworks cultural precinct, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Design: CplusC Architectural Workshop photo : Murray Fredericks Oye Mi Canto House An alterations and additions project on a terrace-house located in the leafy suburban streets of Sydney’s Newtown, nestled into a narrow site backing onto the Carriageworks cultural precinct.

14 July 2020 A+C Residence in Seaforth

29 June 2020 The Waterfront Retreat, Newport, New South Wales, Australia Architecture: Koichi Takada Architects photo : Tom Ferguson Photography The Waterfront Retreat Newport, NSW The Waterfront Retreat is the epitome of an Australian dream home, adorned with a private beach, garden and open-plan living. Responding the clients’ brief – a house offering sanctuary and entertainment, the Waterfront Retreat is designed to allow nature to lead, offering maximum seclusion and connection to its surrounds and outlook.

23 June 2020 Hart House, Great Mackerel Beach, New South Wales Design: Casey Brown Architecture photo : Rhys Holland House on Great Mackerel Beach, NSW This new property is located on the idyllic shoreline of Great Mackerel Beach, and was conceived as a contemporary interpretation of the quintessential one-room Australian beach shack. The form was derived from a wrapped ‘box’ open to one side.

17 June 2020 Blackwood Residence, Clovelly, eastern Sydney Architects: McGregor Westlake Architecture photo : Brett Boardman Blackwood Residence in Clovelly This NSW residence is a recently finished alteration and addition to a house in Boundary Street, Clovelly.

8 June 2020 St Peters House II Architects: Kreis Grennan Architecture photo : Douglas Frost St Peters House II in Suburbian West Sydney The St Peters House II is built at the rear of a narrow lot in the Sydney suburb of St Peters. The client’s backyard provided a new site for his freestanding home. The original dwelling remained, creating additional accommodation and a sensible approach to increased urban residential density.

19 May 2020 YrdPods Architects: Kreis Grennan Architecture photo : Douglas Frost YrdPod Garden House YrdPods are a type of tiny homes that makes architecture accessible for everyone. They are not the type of tiny houses on wheels, but a permanent structure located in backyards.

19 May 2020 New House in Clovelly Architects: Modscape photo : John Madden New House in Clovelly, Sydney

9 Mar 2020 Infinity House, Curl Curl Architect: CplusC Architectural Workshop photographers : Murray Fredericks and Simon Whitbread Infinity House in Curl Curl This new NSW property is an exercise in material, time, and cost efficiency. A specific project brief included two bedrooms with built-in robes, bathroom/laundry, an open plan dining, kitchen, living space, and a deck.

5 Mar 2020 Tennyson Point House Architects: CplusC Architectural Workshop photograph : Murray Fredericks Tennyson Point House Working within the bones of a solid, well-constructed water front home built in the 1960s on Parramatta River, the adaptive reuse of this multi-level dwelling involved various changes. All the internal workings of the existing structure were removed, the central circulation core was re-invigorated, light and cross ventilation was developed, and the waterfront outlook reinforced.

2 Mar 2020 Porter St Ryde Apartments, Shepherds Bay, Meadowbank Precinct, Ryde, New South Wales Architects: Glyde_Bautovich photograph : Atelier Illume Porter St Ryde Apartments in Sydney, NSW Planning approval obtained for this new residential project within City of Ryde’s Shepherds Bay, Meadowbank Precinct.

4 Feb 2020 Townhouses on Tamarama, Upper North Shore, NSW Architects: David Mitchell Architects and Chapman Architecture photograph : Michael Nicholson Tamarama Townhouses NSW, Upper North Shore Three luxury properties on Tamarama’s waterfront have been designed to cut into the slope of the site’s natural landform allowing the building to open generously to the view as it simultaneously bunkers down to the landform.

29 Jan 2020 The Balcony House in Newtown

29 Jan 2020 Copper Top House in Mosman

17 Jan 2020 Iron Maiden House in Longueville, New South Wales

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Sydney Houses in 2019

5 Dec 2019 Balmoral House in Mosman

17 Nov 2019 Beachside Sanctuary House in Mona Vale

9 Jul 2019 Fundamental House in Annangrove

30 May 2019 Clovelly house, eastern suburbs of Sydney Architects: Rolf Ockert Design photograph from architects Clovelly house Having seen some of our earlier work the owners of this extraordinary oceanfront site invited us to submit ideas about what a new house there could look like.

14 Apr 2019 Taylors Bay House in Mosman, NSWW

4 Apr 2019 Avoca Beach Beach House, Avoca Beach, Central Coast, NSW Architects: Architecture Saville Isaacs photograph : Kata Bayer Beach House in NSW The core idea of people living and engaging with place is an underlying principle of this architecture practice, given expression in the manner in which this home engages with the exterior, not in a general expansive nod to view, but in a varied and intimate manner.

2 Apr 2019 Twin Houses Architects: Architecture Saville Isaacs photograph : Kata Bayer Twin Houses in Sydney Responding to the irregular site boundary and contextual differences, the houses take on different yet complementary forms. No.2 presents a street façade of sensually curved brick mass with window penetrations.

27 Mar 2019 Garden House Architects: James Design Studio photograph : Simon Whitbread Garden House in New South Wales A new home in the upper north shore using vernacular forms and gables defined by differing materials with a link in the middle giving a glimpse of what lies beyond while providing a framework for privacy.

3 Mar 2019 Wentworth House, Vaucluse, New South Wales, Australia Architects: MHN. Design Union photo : Brett Boardman Wentworth House in Vaucluse, NSW Wentworth House is located on the southern ridges of Sydney Harbour at the crest of a gully which feeds into Vaucluse Bay.

13 Feb 2019 International Lodge Apartment Design: Ian Moore Architects photo : Iain D. Mackenzie International Lodge Apartment, NSW International Lodge is a Harry Seidler designed apartment building in Elizabeth Bay, Sydney, completed in 1962. The building was designed as compact 40 square metre 1 bedroom and 29 square metre studio apartments.

2 Feb 2019 Tamarama House, Upper North Shore Architects: Modscape photo courtesy of architects Tamarama House in NSW Located just a few minutes’ walk from the beach, this elegant home in Tamarama, NSW is beautifully detailed to create a sophisticated, functional, light-filled family home.

31 Jan 2019 Earth Wind and Fire – The Village House, Upper North Shore Architects: Luigi Rosselli Pty Ltd photo © Justin Alexander New House in Upper North Shore Earth is one of the oldest construction materials known to man; it can be fired, as with bricks and tiles, or used in its raw state as with adobe or rammed earth.

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Sydney Houses in 2018

1 Nov 2018 Sunrise House, South Coast, NSW Architects: MCK Architecture & Interiors photograph : Michael Nicholson Photography South Coast NSW Home A robust yet finely articulated home arranged as a collection of positive and negative spaces, opens up completely to its immediate landscape, or shuts down as the coastal weather turns.

7 Oct 2018 Hidden Studio, Byron Bay, northeastern New South Wales Design: Harley Graham Architects photo : Andy MacPherson Byron Bay House Nestled into rainforest on a 20acre property in Coopers Shoot Byron Bay, ‘Hidden Studio’ by Harley Graham Architects is a private sanctuary with views over the hinterland and Pacific Ocean beyond.

16 May 2018 North Curl Curl House Architect: Rolf Ockert photo © Luke Butterly North Curl Curl House The clients fulfilled their dream to live by the beach when they bought one half of a new subdivision of a double size block on a quiet street with great views across the road to the lagoon and beach of North Curl Curl.

25 Apr 2018 Escarpment House, Gerringong, Illawarra region, New South Wales, Australia Architects: ATELIER ANDY CARSON photograph : Michael Nicholson New House in Gerringong This modest two bed guest house explores the vernacular farm shed, with a plan that’s charmingly simple yet highly considered in its detail. Located on a quintessentially NSW South Coast dairy farm. The design explores the vernacular steel portal frame typology in a highly refined and detailed way.

23 Apr 2018 Headland House, Gerringong, Illawarra region, New South Wales Design: ATELIER ANDY CARSON photo : Michael Nicholson New House in Gerringong This new home designed by Atelier Andy Carson is a sanctuary from its harsh surrounds, perched on a sprawling coastal site overlooking Werri Beach, New South Wales. Green pastures and paddocks running dairy cows line this 150-acre property on one side, rugged coastal cliffs and ocean on the other.

18 Apr 2018 The Books House, Mosman Design: Luigi Rosselli Architects photo © Justin Alexander New House in Mosman Subtle and thoughtful new property that focuses on the startification of the rock found – and exposed – on the site of the residence. The concrete structure of each floor is oriented differently to suit the views, and also maximise the distances from the neighbours on each side.

10 Apr 2018 Double Bay House Architects: SAOTA photograph : Adam Letch Contemporary House on Sydney Harbour Shore An oversailing timber roof canopy connects the street side to the garden and the beach. It permeates the interior, presenting itself at odd moments, it protects and defines the collection of internal and external spaces composed beneath.

2 Feb 2018 Mt Duneed House, Geelong, Victoria Architects: Lachlan Shepherd Architects photo : Ben Hosking New House in Victoria An honest, low-slung building in a suburb of Geelong, Victoria. the property sits sympathetically with its surroundings. Simply clad with corten steel and recycled timber, the home is positioned on the crest of a gentle hill and surrounded by paddocks with scattered trees.

5 Feb 2018 Glebe House Design: Nobbs Radford Architects photo : Murray Fredericks Glebe House The project is primarily focused on the interconnections of cloistered spaces, created and selected framed openings. The outer concrete elements contrast with the timber elements that further define the various internal zones and functions within the house.

1 Feb 2018 Small Living Spaces Apartment, Surry Hills Design: Catseye Bay photo : Katherine Lu Small Living Spaces Apartment A New South Wales studio apartment structured by colour.

29 Jan 2018 House Pranayama, Bellevue Hill Design: Architect Prineas photo : Ben Hosking Home Pranayama in Bellevue Hill This residential project involved a narrow three-story side addition to a 1920s two storey brick house. The clients desirted space for a study, library and rumpus area that also provided an opportunity for internal connection/lift access from the previously separate garage.

13 Jan 2018 Maybanke House Architects: AJ+C photo © Michael Nicholson Maybanke House Design ingenuity and a dose of respect for its original Gothic Revival bones deliver a blighted 1870s harbourside home in Sydney into the 21st century.

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carbombrenee · 3 years

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Under the Bridge, Vale of Avoca February 2021

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Website: www.procarpetclean.com.au

Description: Central Coast Carpet Cleaning & Pest Control Are you looking for a professional Central Coast carpet cleaning or pest controller service you can trust? Servicing the Central Coast of NSW, Professional Carpet Cleaning and Pest Control are the premier Central Coast carpet cleaning and pest control business with over 15 years experience. Our fleet of vans are fitted with state of the art carpet cleaning and pest control equipment, ready to tackle the most complex of jobs. We can transform your carpet or eliminate nasty pests at your home, rental property, restaurant or business. Anti-Allergen Carpet Cleaning and Non Toxic Pest Treatments We use state of the art commercial carpet cleaning machines with an anti-allergen carpet cleaning prespray, which will transform your carpet and tiles. We also use non-toxic pest controller treatments. Residential and Commercial Carpet Cleaner and Pest Control Professional Carpet Cleaning and Pest Control specialise in residential and commercial properties and can take care of all your carpet cleaning and pest exterminator needs across the Central Coast.

Customer Service and Satisfaction We offer no gimmicks with our carpet cleaner and pest controller services and always deliver high level customer service and satisfaction. So, if you are looking for a reliable and experienced carpet cleaning or pest control service you can depend on contact us now! Carpet Cleaning, Upholstry Cleaning, Mattress Cleaning, Tile Cleaning, Stain Removal, water Damage, in all the below suburbs Forresters Beach NSW 2260, Australia Central Coast, NSW, Australia Terrigal NSW 2260, Australia Wyong NSW 2259, Australia Gosford NSW 2250, Australia Umina Beach NSW 2257, Australia Tuggerah NSW 2259, Australia Toukley NSW 2263, Australia Avoca Beach NSW 2251, Australia Copacabana NSW 2251, Australia Woy Woy NSW 2256, Australia Narara NSW 2250, Australia Woongarrah NSW 2259, Australia Ourimbah NSW 2258, Australia The Entrance NSW 2261, Australia Bateau Bay NSW 2261, Australia Berkeley Vale NSW 2261, Australia Tumbi Umbi NSW 2261, Australia Matcham NSW 2250, Australia Erina NSW 2250, Australia Saratoga NSW 2251, Australia Killcare NSW 2257, Australia Kariong NSW 2250, Australia

Hour: Mon to Fri: 8am to 5pm

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ABN: 59110896752

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