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Along with a large pool, there is also a historic amphitheater on the property, as well as a round structure known as a 'Turkerie,' which was built in 1837 to honor the visit of a Turkish Pasha.
Along with a large pool, there is also a historic amphitheater on the property, as well as a round structure known as a 'Turkerie,' which was built in 1837 to honor the visit of a Turkish Pasha.
Wallpaper. Owen Jones. Block-printed paper. UK, c. 1860 (V&A: 8337). From V&A Pattern Series II: Owen Jones published by V&A Publishing and Abrams Books.
Wallpaper. Owen Jones. Block-printed paper. UK, c. 1860 (V&A: 8337). From V&A Pattern Series II: Owen Jones published by V&A Publishing and Abrams Books.
Wallpaper. Owen Jones. Block-printed paper. UK, c. 1860 (V&A: 8337). From V&A Pattern Series II: Owen Jones published by V&A Publishing and Abrams Books.
Wallpaper. Owen Jones. Block-printed paper. UK, c. 1860 (V&A: 8337). From V&A Pattern Series II: Owen Jones published by V&A Publishing and Abrams Books.
Wallpaper. Owen Jones. Block-printed paper. UK, c. 1860 (V&A: 8337). From V&A Pattern Series II: Owen Jones published by V&A Publishing and Abrams Books.
Wallpaper. Owen Jones. Block-printed paper. UK, c. 1860 (V&A: 8337). From V&A Pattern Series II: Owen Jones published by V&A Publishing and Abrams Books.
Wallpaper. Owen Jones. Block-printed paper. UK, c. 1860 (V&A: 8337). From V&A Pattern Series II: Owen Jones published by V&A Publishing and Abrams Books.
Wallpaper. Owen Jones. Block-printed paper. UK, c. 1860 (V&A: 8337). From V&A Pattern Series II: Owen Jones published by V&A Publishing and Abrams Books.
October 1 Building of the Day: Samsung 837 Gensler (Interior); Morris Adjmi Architects (Exterior) Photo: Garrett Rowland
October 1 Building of the Day: Samsung 837 Gensler (Interior); Morris Adjmi Architects (Exterior) Photo: Garrett Rowland
Nassau Public Library in Nassau, Bahamas-The Nassau Public Library has street-cred—it once housed the criminal population of the city. Originally built in the late 1700s as a jail, the octagonal building was converted into a library around 1837, with each of the 8 sides now holding a portion of the library's 28,000-volume collection. Photo: Brickapolis
Nassau Public Library in Nassau, Bahamas-The Nassau Public Library has street-cred—it once housed the criminal population of the city. Originally built in the late 1700s as a jail, the octagonal building was converted into a library around 1837, with each of the 8 sides now holding a portion of the library's 28,000-volume collection. Photo: Brickapolis
Designed by Belgium architectural studio OYO Architects, this 1,883-square-foot family residence in Maldegem, East Flanders, was conceived with a single green roof that meets the grass at ground level. The concrete base of the structure supports a lightweight timber frame, which was assembled in a local warehouse before being mounted on site. Different plants are grown on the green roof throughout the seasons.
Designed by Belgium architectural studio OYO Architects, this 1,883-square-foot family residence in Maldegem, East Flanders, was conceived with a single green roof that meets the grass at ground level. The concrete base of the structure supports a lightweight timber frame, which was assembled in a local warehouse before being mounted on site. Different plants are grown on the green roof throughout the seasons.
837 North Locust Street Denver, CO Price: $750,000 Pretty as a postcard, this charming ranch home is sited in the heart of Denver and features 4 bedrooms and 3 baths. In winter, you can huddle up by two of the home's fireplaces and when the weather is warmer, hit the back yard complete with a fenced-in dog run. Did we mention the finished basement? Agent: Sarah Bates
837 North Locust Street Denver, CO Price: $750,000 Pretty as a postcard, this charming ranch home is sited in the heart of Denver and features 4 bedrooms and 3 baths. In winter, you can huddle up by two of the home's fireplaces and when the weather is warmer, hit the back yard complete with a fenced-in dog run. Did we mention the finished basement? Agent: Sarah Bates