Xeros Effect
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Split Ring Key Blank
Designer Scott Amron has successfully streamlined the stuff you stick in your pocket. This combination ring-and-key comes as a blank that can be cut to fit most any lock, then simply slip the rest…
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Silver Mesh Office Drawer Organizer
Like the Viola organizers—and NFL running back Jerome Bettis—these mesh bins are on the larger side. Junk drawers accumulate mess from the careless tossing of miscellany, and these durable metal…
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Desert Limestone
Desert Limestone Caesarstone’s quartz surfaces retain the cool, tactile qualities of natural stone with aggregates ranging from fine to coarse-grained color blends for various visual textures…
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Staged Reading of "A False Solution" at The Blank Theatre
On April 25, 2011, The Blank Theatre in Los Angeles presents a staged reading by Oren Safdie of A False Solution at 8:00pm. The third in a trilogy that is set in the world of contemporary…
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This structure is an air conditioning nightmare and if it were valued based on how it blends into the neighborhood it it would be financial disaster of the third order.
I absolutely love this house!
Nice!!! I wonder how much will cost to build one....
Does not look like an a/c nightmare to me - looks like he blocked harsh sun and provided glass on the north wall...
this is the ugliest house i have ever seen! ew!
Sweet!!!
Cool name...Xeros...Love the glass detail and all the metal work. 12' base width is fantastic. Blends rather nicely....Great Job!
I love the cold rolled steel walls in the inside. But they must have some type of coating or finish or eventually there will be rusty hand prints all over walls and the inside will look as rusty as the outside.
Having lived in Phoenix and intentionally driven by this home, i think it is a complement to a growing eclectic neighborhood ready for it's next rendition and all enclosures / glass are smartly placed with regard to the intense Phoenix sun. The metal is such a perfect complement to the dessert. i also love the incorporation of the lower level w/out climate control i believe, smartly shaded by the home itself, vs. a traditional 'porch'.
over-rated! how can one tiny stark project get published in 3 national magazines??? john t- this project is $320/sf, i saw in another article... the owner/builders are so into themselves and the meaning of the 'concept' they think they've so cleverly come up with... give me a break!
I really enjoyed looking at the house. I'm keeping many of the ideas in my design box for my future home. Thank you!
This proves the old, old adage that just because something can be done, doesn't mean it should be done. The house is ridiculous and, honestly, I think people claim to appreciate it for fear of not being "hip".
I lived in the Sunnyslope area for the last five years. The first time I drove by this house I did a double take and made my husband go for a drive with me when he got home from work to see the place (easy to do since we lived mere blocks away). Having lived in domes on the other side of the same preserve for a few years I was surprised we had never noticed this house before. It does not stick out like a sore thumb as someone mentioned in an earlier post. Rather, I thought it to be intriguing and somewhat inspiring. In fact, I was pleasantly surprised to find it on here. I think that as the architect intended it is great for the neighborhood that is full of charm but a bit rough on some of the edges. This house from the outside is a functional piece of art. In fact, I would consider consulting with this architect should the opportunity arise in the future. Bravo!
Not an A/C nightmare at all, white drapes can do a lot.
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