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Porsche: oggi debutto in Borsa, fissato prezzo a 82,50 euro
Porsche: oggi debutto in Borsa, fissato prezzo a 82,50 euro
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Carrer de Hebra, 8 - Home Business - “Eurocasa Convenience Store”
Lot Size: 2x2 Lot Price (furnished): 75,517 No included custom content. Custom Content Required But Not Included: - Torrox Spanish/Southwestern Build Set Part 1 - Master Objects by moune999 - This is required for all of the Torrox Build Set objects used in this lot. - Torrox Spanish/Southwestern Build Set Part 2 - Windows, doors, archways by moune999 - Torrox Spanish/Southwestern Build Set Part 3 - Window Accessories by moune999 - 102 Seasons compatible plants by bienchen83 - Vertical Frames - Meshes by khakidoo - Maxis Match Matrix/Craftsman Windows Expansion Sets 1,2,3&4 - Replaced by a newer version - Please read the 1st line of the post by tbudgett - Mediterranean Tiles (Floor) by UK1967 - Open underneath Maxis stairs by crocobaura - Country Wall Clock - New Mesh by khakidoo - Clock Recolors by khakidoo - Realistic palm : Phoenix canariensis by alex_stanton1983 - Neon Signs by atavera (see post #4) - Portuguese Tiling by Me - BO - Residential Shopping by LeeFish - This is required for all of the community lot objects used in this lot. Optional Custom Content: - White Roof Trim Defaults by Phaenoh (original by Nevaeh223 and plasticbox)
Carrer de Hebra, 8 is a home business for a couple. While the apartment lies upstairs, the shop is downstairs, currently a "Eurocasa". The shop has two cash registers, so it could be run by the couple together, or one of them with a hired staff member while the other takes care of the apartment. The shop has a spare room in the back that leads out to the private yard. Note: In order to have Sims buy from the shop, you need to put the displays on sale. Sims will not buy the displays themselves, but rather groceries and other things from them. Basics Included: Bathtub/shower Fridge Oven Sink Shower Toilet Lights in all rooms Also Includes: Bar with stools Computer Desk Dresser Microwave oven Phone Security alarm Stereo Television Minimal landscaping (Including the palm tree out front as usual) Shop with cash registers, freezer, fruit and veg displays, magazine displays, and video game displays
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architectnews · 3 years
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OBAN Estate, Summerveld Kwazulu Natal
OBAN Estate, Summerveld, High Class Kwazulu Natal Residence, South African Property, Architecture Photos
OBAN Estate in Summerveld Kwazulu Natal
7 Apr 2021
OBAN Estate
Design: Metropole Architects
Location: Summerveld, KwaZulu Natal North Coast, South Africa
Summerveld is located within the lush rolling hills of Shongweni, situated half an hour inland from the port city of Durban, South Africa.
This tight knit horse racing and show jumping community is home to the OBAN Estate, a contemporary residence and equestrian facility named after the Scottish seaside town from where the owner’s family originates.
The point of entry to this 4 hectare (430000 ft²) site involves driving through a raw concrete and corten gatehouse and along a curved, tree lined avenue. This provides an opportunity to catch obscured rhythmic glimpses of the home through evenly spaced Plane trees. Emerging from this leafy tunnel of dappled light, and passing under a low slung cantilevered canopy that opens up into an expansive parking court, signals the arrival at the private residence.
This modern home with brutalist undertones expressed in the structural design, takes on a simple arrangement of monolithic linear forms that project out across the vast manicured lawn and gently sloping paddocks, whilst still managing to position itself comfortably amongst the existing mature trees.
Approaching the home, an organic shaped concrete wall weaves its way above a shallow reflective pond, enthusiastically inviting visitors over a small bridge and through the front door.
On entering the home, the view of the distant horizon vista through an expansive unobstructed 10m (33 ft) opening is simply breathtaking. Simultaneously, the prominent V-column, the ‘googie’ styled floating staircase, and the triangulated coffer slab double volume ceiling, set the tone for what lies ahead.
The open plan kitchen, lounge and dining room area leads onto a fully equipped, covered outdoor living and entertainment area, swimming pool, and 24m (80 feet) long koi pond. A guest suite and combination study/lounge/gym area make up the remaining ground floor spaces.
Whilst functioning as the means to transition floor levels, the feature staircase offers a sculptural backdrop to the double volume space that leads up to the mezzanine landing.
Arriving at the upper section gallery area of the double volume, there is a notable change of atmosphere. The filtered light moving through the wall of vertical screens, as well as a series of 9 symmetrically formationed triangular skylights, collectively create an ethereal and uplifting experience, which always tempts a moment of contemplation.This floor level is made up of two twin suites and a master suite that includes a private lounge/reading area. All the suites are linked by a 28m (92 ft) floor to ceiling glazed passage that can be completely opened up to allow for natural cross ventilating breezes during the humid summer months.
The equestrian component adjacent to the home consists of stables, an oval shaped office, complete with private lounge and bathroom, a 2400m2 (26000 ft²) open showjumping arena surface, arena storage, workshops, and public parking for visitors cars and horse trailers.
Whilst this light weight building departs from the modernist architectural language of the private residence, the shape of the building reinforces the linear form originating from the home.
This steel and sheeted structure houses all the equestrian functions under a single mono-pitch roof, with angular sheeted walls either wrapping downwards, or opening upwards depending on the relative function that occurs within.
In some areas the wrap down is dissolved into horizontal louvre elements that facilitate the sensible balance of natural light and solar control, particularly in the area of the stables. In addition, the early morning and late afternoon shadow patterns generated by the louvres bring a warmth and texture to the robust surface areas.
The design framework for both components of the project was established in the resolution of two fundamental challenges: The first being from a site planning aspect. The residential and equestrian components had to be functionally defined according to their respective private and public usage, whilst at the same time achieving the aesthetic of a single integrated development.
The second being from an architectural aspect. The introduction of a bold modernist structure within a rustic country environment demanded a rigorous design approach. The process pursued an outcome that would present buildings confident in their demeanor, yet respectful of the prominent site that had received them.
Ultimately the aim of this project was driven by a vision to see contemporary architecture, equestrianism, and nature, coalesce into a reality that was inspiring, functional and unique within the context of its spectacular setting
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OBAN Estate in Kwazulu Natal, South Africa – Building Information
Architects: Metropole Architects Design Architect – Nigel Tarboton Project Architects – Tyrone Reardon & David Louis Project Technologist – Chris Laird
• Building Contractor – Verbaan Construction • Photographer – Grant Pitcher • Engineer – Young & Satharia Consulting Structural and Civil Engineers • Quantity Surveyor – HiRise Consulting • Interiors – Egg Designs • Kitchen and Built in cupboards – Eurocasa • Landscaping – Arthur Mennigke (Naked Gardener) and/or Natal landscapes (PTY) Ltd • Equestrian incl Arena, bridle path and paddock fencing – Martin Collins • Koi pond – Koi @ Jungle • Sound + automation – Audio Architex • Security – The Surveillance Factory KZN • Aluminium fins and Screens – Alupicket • Structural Steel, Stables metalwork, steel balustrading and Corten façade cladding – Sandpiper Fabricatio
Photographer: Grant Pitcher
OBAN Estate in Kwazulu Natal images / information received 070421
Location: Summerveld, KwaZulu Natal North Coast, South Africa
South African Houses
Contemporary Property in South Africa
South African Houses
Firth Albizia House, Simbithi Eco Estate, Ballito, KwaZulu-Natal Design: Metropole Architects photograph : Grant Pitcher Firth Albizia House
Selected South African Luxury Properties
City Villa Design: ARRCC photograph courtesy of architects Luxury House in Kwazulu Natal
La Lucia, south of Umhlanga, North coast of Kwazulu Natal (KZN) Design: SAOTA photo : Karl Beath Luxury House in Kwazulu Natal
Architecture in South Africa
South Africa Architecture Designs – chronological list
South African Building News
South African Architecture
South African Architects
Website: Architecture
African Buildings
Comments / photos for the OBAN Estate, Summerveld Kwazulu Natal page welcome
Website: Kwazulu Natal
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nyctw212 · 7 years
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#eurocasa #caixaforum #caixaforummadrid #museum #madrid #selfie (at CaixaForum Madrid)
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eurocasajapan · 3 years
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https://www.euro-casa.co.jp/ec-diningECS ダイニングEURO CASA セレクションユーロ・カーサ独自の視点で厳選した”セレクション”ライン豊かなデザインと確かな品質、魅力的な価格の商品をラインナップヨーロッパの優れたメーカーを厳選した「ECセレクション」。ダイニングは、食卓テーブルやチェア、収納家具をご紹介します。
#eurocasa #ユーロカーサ #高級輸入家具 #東京日本橋 #大阪心斎橋 #luxuryinteriors #luxuryfurniture #ラグジュアリーモダン #ラグジュアリーインテリア #madeinitaly #ユーロカーサ高級輸入家具
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lavorolatina · 7 years
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SEGRETERIA https://t.co/M0Kq8ndDvw EUROCASA - Latina - SOCIETà IMMOBILIARE CERCA segretaria/o DA INSERIRE NEL PROPRIO ORGANICO PER SOSTITU… lavorolatina http://twitter.com/lavorolatina/status/825229570127298560 January 28, 2017 at 07:30AM <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="it" dir="ltr">SEGRETERIA <a href="https://t.co/M0Kq8ndDvw">https://t.co/M0Kq8ndDvw</a> EUROCASA - Latina - SOCIETà IMMOBILIARE CERCA segretaria/o DA INSERIRE NEL PROPRIO ORGANICO PER SOSTITU…</p>— lavorolatina (@lavorolatina) <a href="https://twitter.com/lavorolatina/status/825229570127298560">January 28, 2017</a></blockquote> <script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
SEGRETERIA https://t.co/M0Kq8ndDvw EUROCASA - Latina - SOCIETà IMMOBILIARE CERCA segretaria/o DA INSERIRE NEL PROPRIO ORGANICO PER SOSTITU…
— lavorolatina (@lavorolatina) January 28, 2017
from Twitter https://twitter.com/lavorolatina January 28, 2017 at 07:30AM via IFTTTSEGRETERIA https://t.co/M0Kq8ndDvw EUROCASA - Latina - SOCIETà IMMOBILIARE CERCA segretaria/o DA INSERIRE NEL PROPRIO ORGANICO PER SOSTITU… lavorolatina http://twitter.com/lavorolatina/status/825229570127298560 January 28, 2017 at 07:30AM
SEGRETERIA https://t.co/M0Kq8ndDvw EUROCASA - Latina - SOCIETà IMMOBILIARE CERCA segretaria/o DA INSERIRE NEL PROPRIO ORGANICO PER SOSTITU…
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OBAN Estate, Summerveld Kwazulu Natal
OBAN Estate, Summerveld, High Class Kwazulu Natal Residence, South African Property, Architecture Photos
OBAN Estate in Summerveld Kwazulu Natal
7 Apr 2021
OBAN Estate
Design: Metropole Architects
Location: Summerveld, KwaZulu Natal North Coast, South Africa
Summerveld is located within the lush rolling hills of Shongweni, situated half an hour inland from the port city of Durban, South Africa.
This tight knit horse racing and show jumping community is home to the OBAN Estate, a contemporary residence and equestrian facility named after the Scottish seaside town from where the owner’s family originates.
The point of entry to this 4 hectare (430000 ft²) site involves driving through a raw concrete and corten gatehouse and along a curved, tree lined avenue. This provides an opportunity to catch obscured rhythmic glimpses of the home through evenly spaced Plane trees. Emerging from this leafy tunnel of dappled light, and passing under a low slung cantilevered canopy that opens up into an expansive parking court, signals the arrival at the private residence.
This modern home with brutalist undertones expressed in the structural design, takes on a simple arrangement of monolithic linear forms that project out across the vast manicured lawn and gently sloping paddocks, whilst still managing to position itself comfortably amongst the existing mature trees.
Approaching the home, an organic shaped concrete wall weaves its way above a shallow reflective pond, enthusiastically inviting visitors over a small bridge and through the front door.
On entering the home, the view of the distant horizon vista through an expansive unobstructed 10m (33 ft) opening is simply breathtaking. Simultaneously, the prominent V-column, the ‘googie’ styled floating staircase, and the triangulated coffer slab double volume ceiling, set the tone for what lies ahead.
The open plan kitchen, lounge and dining room area leads onto a fully equipped, covered outdoor living and entertainment area, swimming pool, and 24m (80 feet) long koi pond. A guest suite and combination study/lounge/gym area make up the remaining ground floor spaces.
Whilst functioning as the means to transition floor levels, the feature staircase offers a sculptural backdrop to the double volume space that leads up to the mezzanine landing.
Arriving at the upper section gallery area of the double volume, there is a notable change of atmosphere. The filtered light moving through the wall of vertical screens, as well as a series of 9 symmetrically formationed triangular skylights, collectively create an ethereal and uplifting experience, which always tempts a moment of contemplation.This floor level is made up of two twin suites and a master suite that includes a private lounge/reading area. All the suites are linked by a 28m (92 ft) floor to ceiling glazed passage that can be completely opened up to allow for natural cross ventilating breezes during the humid summer months.
The equestrian component adjacent to the home consists of stables, an oval shaped office, complete with private lounge and bathroom, a 2400m2 (26000 ft²) open showjumping arena surface, arena storage, workshops, and public parking for visitors cars and horse trailers.
Whilst this light weight building departs from the modernist architectural language of the private residence, the shape of the building reinforces the linear form originating from the home.
This steel and sheeted structure houses all the equestrian functions under a single mono-pitch roof, with angular sheeted walls either wrapping downwards, or opening upwards depending on the relative function that occurs within. In some areas the wrap down is dissolved into horizontal louvre elements that facilitate the sensible balance of natural light and solar control, particularly in the area of the stables. In addition, the early morning and late afternoon shadow patterns generated by the louvres bring a warmth and texture to the robust surface areas.
The design framework for both components of the project was established in the resolution of two fundamental challenges: The first being from a site planning aspect. The residential and equestrian components had to be functionally defined according to their respective private and public usage, whilst at the same time achieving the aesthetic of a single integrated development.
The second being from an architectural aspect. The introduction of a bold modernist structure within a rustic country environment demanded a rigorous design approach. The process pursued an outcome that would present buildings confident in their demeanor, yet respectful of the prominent site that had received them.
Ultimately the aim of this project was driven by a vision to see contemporary architecture, equestrianism, and nature, coalesce into a reality that was inspiring, functional and unique within the context of its spectacular setting
OBAN Estate in Kwazulu Natal, South Africa – Building Information
Architects: Metropole Architects Design Architect – Nigel Tarboton Project Architects – Tyrone Reardon & David Louis Project Technologist – Chris Laird
• Building Contractor – Verbaan Construction • Photographer – Grant Pitcher • Engineer – Young & Satharia Consulting Structural and Civil Engineers • Quantity Surveyor – HiRise Consulting • Interiors – Egg Designs • Kitchen and Built in cupboards – Eurocasa • Landscaping – Arthur Mennigke (Naked Gardener) and/or Natal landscapes (PTY) Ltd • Equestrian incl Arena, bridle path and paddock fencing – Martin Collins • Koi pond – Koi @ Jungle • Sound + automation – Audio Architex • Security – The Surveillance Factory KZN • Aluminium fins and Screens – Alupicket • Structural Steel, Stables metalwork, steel balustrading and Corten façade cladding – Sandpiper Fabricatio
Photographer: Alexis Diack Architecture & Design Photography
OBAN Estate in Kwazulu Natal images / information received 070421
Location: Summerveld, KwaZulu Natal North Coast, South Africa
South African Houses
Contemporary Property in South Africa
South African Houses
Firth Albizia House, Simbithi Eco Estate, Ballito, KwaZulu-Natal Design: Metropole Architects photograph : Grant Pitcher Firth Albizia House
Selected South African Luxury Properties
City Villa Design: ARRCC photograph courtesy of architects Luxury House in Kwazulu Natal
La Lucia, south of Umhlanga, North coast of Kwazulu Natal (KZN) Design: SAOTA photo : Karl Beath Luxury House in Kwazulu Natal
Architecture in South Africa
South Africa Architecture Designs – chronological list
South African Building News
South African Architecture
South African Architects
Website: Architecture
African Buildings
Comments / photos for the OBAN Estate, Summerveld Kwazulu Natal page welcome
Website: Kwazulu Natal
The post OBAN Estate, Summerveld Kwazulu Natal appeared first on e-architect.
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