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Thargor
 Post subject: Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
PostPosted: Fri Nov 10, 2017 8:49 pm 
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Imagine trying to enjoy watching tv in image 8.
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Jason Orr and Joshua Cantwell could get 350 Brazilians into that place.

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mambo
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House for rent in Clontarf - check out the kitchen you can open up to the elements (make sense in the Irish climate?), and the crazy colour scheme in some of the rooms (hmmm)
https://www.daft.ie/dublin/houses-for-r ... n-1797143/

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tulip
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mambo wrote:
.......and the crazy colour scheme in some of the rooms (hmmm)
https://www.daft.ie/dublin/houses-for-r ... n-1797143/

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It looks like a puzzle room from the Crystals Maze

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britshickhouse
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 14, 2017 4:50 pm 
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tulip wrote:
mambo wrote:
.......and the crazy colour scheme in some of the rooms (hmmm)
https://www.daft.ie/dublin/houses-for-r ... n-1797143/

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It looks like a puzzle room from the Crystals Maze


across the hall is a blue version!
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owenm
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 14, 2017 4:55 pm 
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It's more like a creche than a home
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FreeFallin
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That house was on TV recently as an example of modern architecture and fitting new builds/extensions into urban spaces with little space. It was designed and built by an architect.
I can't think of the show...was it Diarmuid Gavin Room to Improve?
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That house was on TV recently as an example of modern architecture and fitting new builds/extensions into urban spaces with little space. It was designed and built by an architect.
I can't think of the show...was it Diarmuid Gavin Room to Improve?


No handrails in the stairway as far as I can see.

Falling risk increased for persons.

Architect. Mmmmmm......

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Worstpigeon
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Not a fan of the stairs (getting anxious just looking at them, really; why would you do that?), but I really like the openable kitchen. Not that you could use it that much in Irish weather, but it’d be nice in the summer.
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slasher
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Worstpigeon wrote:
Not a fan of the stairs (getting anxious just looking at them, really; why would you do that?), but I really like the openable kitchen. Not that you could use it that much in Irish weather, but it’d be nice in the summer.

Building it without a supporting pillar (there's a room upstairs) is impressive. Or it could be a disaster...
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