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[cracks my knuckles OKAY SO Rosarott, rhododendron of the dusk, dreamer, soundless, the valiant and estranged: From the day he first woke from the dream, Sara was called to an unusual wyld hunt, one that he didn't understand the gravity of for some time. He wasn't tasked with turning the tides against the risen, fighting the dragons, nor aiding the people of his home against the nightmare court. Instead, he was drawn to another sylvari, one with a greater fate, to ensure that they succeed in the role given to them. He was naive but eager, and he gladly pursued his charge to fulfill his calling. It seemed a blessing, at the time: he was rather frail for a sapling, but this was important and well within reach. He would do anything to see them succeed. It wasn't enough. The problem was not that Sara was incompetent or unwilling, rather it was something entirely out of his control: the young valiant who was (rather famously, around the grove) entwined with the fate of the elder dragons had gotten cold feet and disappeared. Tikari had been rather outspoken about their reluctance, their distrust of the compulsion and their desire to decide their own direction, but it hadn't been taken seriously enough until they went soundless and left. With seemingly clear direction, Sara followed after them, time after time. All he needed to do was talk to them, right? But that didn't work, did he have to go with them? No, they disappeared again... he had to show them why it mattered. No, he had to bring them there himself. No, he needed to plead, but he just had to find them first. He needed to yell. He needed to fight. To force them into selflessness, so he could finish his calling even if they didn't want to. If you want it done right, you have to do it yourself. He had to do it. He couldn't. Years later, successes and failures, someone else took down that dragon but it isn't quite over. Now there's a new call, a different itch than before. Sara, following a lead on Tikari, travels reluctantly into the heart of the Maguuma. The voice grows louder.

10 Best Makeup Artist In Delhi NCR

Best Makeup Artist In Delhi NCR -: 1. Chandani Singh 

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Best Makeup Artist In Delhi NCR -: 2. Guneet Virdi

Securing a degree from the London College of Makeup, this makeup artist holds a professional certification from Dermalogica in skincare. All you need to do is go through her Instagram feed, and find the best look for your wedding day! 

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Best Makeup Artist In Delhi NCR -: 3. Vidya Tikari

Known for being a celebrity makeup artist, Vidya Tikari has worked her wonders on Bollywood divas like Madhuri Dixit, Bipasha Basu, and Malaika Arora Khan, to name a few! 

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Best Makeup Artist In Delhi NCR -: 5. Shalini Singh

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RIBA reveals UK's best buildings for 2021

The Royal Institute of British Architects has announced 54 winners of the 2021 RIBA National Awards for architecture including a floating church, the MK gallery and a mosque in Cambridge.

Awarded annually since 1966, the RIBA National Awards celebrates the best buildings in the UK.

This year's 54 winning projects were chosen from the shortlist for the 2020 RIBA Regional, RIAS, RSUA, and RSAW Awards after last year's awards were postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

"Ranging from radical, cutting-edge new designs to clever, creative restorations that breathe new life into historic buildings, these projects illustrate the enduring importance and impact of British architecture," said RIBA president Simon Alford.

The Cambridge Mosque by Marks Barfield Architects was one of the 54 winners. Photo is by Morley von Sternberg

Included on the list are numerous educational projects, including the Centre Building at LSE by Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners and the School of Science and Sport by OMA at Brighton College.

"There are a good number of well-designed school and university buildings that are powerful investments in the future, and I am sure they will inspire young people, their teachers and communities," said Alford.

"I am also thrilled to see many of these make creative use of existing structures. Well-designed education facilities should be the rule rather than the exception – every child deserves an effective learning environment, and these projects provide rich inspiration."

Grimshaw's Bath Schools of Art and Design was one of several educational winners. Photo is by Paul Raftery

Alford also drew attention to the number of projects that adapt and extend existing buildings.

These included the extension to the MK Gallery in Milton Keynes by 6a Architects (pictured top) and Grimshaw's renovation of its former Herman Miller factory into a building for Bath Schools of Art and Design.

"When a new building is essential, we need to make sure it will last and serve the future well – so it needs to be flexible and reusable," he said. "Long life; loose fit; low energy architecture is the present and the future."

"It is therefore very encouraging to see restoration and sensitive adaptation feature so prominently this year; with many buildings acknowledging their history, the needs of the present and the potential of their dynamic future," he added.

Floating church by Denizen Works was also a winner. Photo is by Gilbert McCarragher

The 54 national winners form the longlist for the Stirling Prize – the UK's most prestigious architecture award. The Stirling Prize shortlist will be announced next week with the winner revealed on 14 October.

See the full list of winners, divided by RIBA region, below:

East › Cambridge Central Mosque by Marks Barfield Architects › Imperial War Museums Paper Store by Architype › Key Worker Housing, Eddington by Stanton Williams › The Water Tower by Tonkin Liu

Peter Barber Architects' Peckham housing was one of the winners. Photo is by Morley von Sternberg

London › 95 Peckham Road by Peter Barber Architects › Blackfriars Circus by Maccreanor Lavington › Caudale Housing Scheme Mae Architects › Centre Building at LSE by Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners › Centre for Creative Learning, Francis Holland School by BDP › English National Ballet at the Mulryan Centre for Dance by Glenn Howells Architects › Floating Church by Denizen Works › House-within-a-House by Alma-nac › Kingston University London – Town House by Grafton Architects › Moore Park Mews by Stephen Taylor Architects › North Street by Peter Barber Architects › Royal Academy of Arts David Chipperfield Architects › Royal College of Pathologists by Bennetts Associates › The Ray Farringdon by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris › The Rye Apartments by Tikari Works › The Standard by Orms › The Student Centre, UCL by Nicholas Hare Architects › Tiger Way by Hawkins\Brown › Tottenham Hotspur Stadium by Populous › Wooden Roof by Tsuruta Architects › Zayed Centre for Research into Rare Disease in Children by Stanton Williams

Windermere Jetty Museum won one of two awards for Carmody Groarke. Photo is by Christian Richter

North East › Lower Mountjoy Teaching and Learning Centre Durham University by FaulknerBrowns Architects

North West › Pele Tower House by Woollacott Gilmartin Architects › The Gables by DK-Architects › The Oglesby Centre at Hallé St Peter's by Stephenson Hamilton Risley Studio › Windermere Jetty Museum by Carmody Groarke

Brighton College was another winner. Photo is by Laurian Ghinitoiu

Scotland › Aberdeen Art Gallery by Hoskins Architects › Bayes Centre, University of Edinburgh by Bennetts Associates › Sportscotland National Sports Training Centre Inverclyde by Reiach and Hall Architects › The Egg Shed by Oliver Chapman Architects › The Hill House Box by Carmody Groarke

South & South East › Brighton College – School of Science and Sport by OMA › Library and Study Centre St Johns College Oxford University by Wright & Wright Architects › MK Gallery by 6a architects › Moor's Nook by Coffey Architects › The Clore Music Studios New College Oxford University, John McAslan + Partners › The Dorothy Wadham Building Wadham College Oxford University, Allies and Morrison › The King's School, Canterbury International College by Walters & Cohen Architects › The Malthouse, The King's School Canterbury by Tim Ronalds Architects › The Narula House by John Pardey Architects › Walmer Castle and Gardens Learning Centre by Adam Richards Architects › Winchester Cathedral South Transept Exhibition Spaces by Nick Cox Architects with Metaphor

Tintagel Castle Footbridge was designed by Ney & Partners and William Matthews Associates. Photo is by David Levine

South West › Bath Schools of Art and Design by Grimshaw › Redhill Barn by TYPE Studio › The Story of Gardening Museum by Stonewood Design with Mark Thomas Architects and Henry Fagan Engineering › Tintagel Castle Footbridge for English Heritage by Ney & Partners and William Matthews Associates › Windward House by Alison Brooks Architects

Maggie's Cardiff was the only winner in Wales. Photo is by Anthony Coleman

Wales › Maggie's Cardiff by Dow Jones Architects

West Midlands › Jaguar Land Rover Advanced Product Creation Centre by Bennetts Associates › Prof Lord Bhattacharyya Building University of Warwick by Cullinan Studio

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Abhay kumar Sinha: MLA Of Tikari (Gaya)

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 MLAs likewise have work to do in their own supporters. Abhay kumar sinha mla describes that it is the job to speak to the individuals living in this manner tuning in to their perspectives and helping them to take care of issues.

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Famous makeup artists for your big day

Every girl starts to dream about her wedding from a very early age. From will, I find someone who is perfect for me to what will I wear to how will I look on my wedding day, you start to plan everything in your head. As soon as the wedding date is finalized you start to execute everything you planned for the wedding. One of the most difficult task for a would-be bride is to get the perfect dress for every function of the wedding. With that follows the unending shopping for jewellery and other accessories. Finally when you are done with all the tasks but realise that you forgot to finalise a makeup artist for your much-awaited wedding. And let’s be honest every girl out their wants a look that will make her stand out and make her feel special on her wedding day.

If your wedding date is around the corner and you are still searching for a professional makeup artist, then this blog is all you need. Here I am listing some of the famous makeup artists that will help you to get ‘THE PERFECT’ look for your wedding according to your attire.

Gurneet Virdi: starting from a makeup studio in Meherchand market, Gurneet is now one of the top-rated makeup artists. She has also worked with many celebrities and has studied from London College of Makeup and also has a certification in dermalogica in skincare.

Meenakshi Dutt: she has worked with celebrities like Bipasha Basu, Neha Dhupia, and Indrani Dasgupta. Her work is among the finest ones in the field. Meenakshi has multiple studios in Delhi.

Ambika Pillai: she has marked her place in the makeup industry. She has won titles for best makeup artist and hairstylist at various awards conducted by Vogue ZEE Indian Fashion awards. Ambika also has her makeup line.

Komal Gulati: with experience of 16 years, Komal excels every time. She started from MAC London to Beyond the Fringe and College of Advanced Beauty Therapy. She knows how to transform her clients into beautiful brides. Her studios are in Lajpat Nagar, DLF and GK.

Chandni Singh: Chandni is a self-taught makeup artist. She also runs a makeup academy. She works according to what will suit her clients and their personality.

Vidya Tikari: She has been mentioned in limca book of records for doing the makeup of nine thousand performers in commonwealth games. Also, she has worked with many film stars such as Madhuri Dixit, Bipasha Basu, Deepika Padukone, and Priyanka Chopra.

 To book the best makeup artist for bridal, you can visit StarClinch (Online artist booking platform).

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Clay shingles embed south London apartments into their red brick Victorian context

Working as client, architect and main contractor, Tikari Works‘ ambition for The Rye Apartments was to create a set of richly detailed apartments on an important corner site opposite Peckham Rye Park in south London. They began the project by extensively testing the building form against pragmatic issues of access to daylight, privacy and relationship to context. The formal testing resulted in two blocks, unified through their roof-lines and material qualities. A concrete plinth at ground level enhances the ‘sibling’ relationship between the buildings and strengthens the idea of a shared community of homes.

A facade of clay shingles embed the buildings into their red brick Victorian context. The shingles wrap the buildings in a way that is monolithic and sculptural. 10,000 handmade clay shingles were produced at the Petersen Tegl factory in Denmark for the project. An exposed cross-laminate timber structure is used to create natural and welcoming spaces whilst optimising construction time and minimising carbon emissions.

Delicate timber joinery infills the CLT frame creating spaces which are warm and domestic. Red Quarry tiles punctuate the timber volumes creating a common language between the inside and outside. A strategy of custom fabrication is employed to create variety and authenticity within the unit types, whilst still allowing the apartments to share a common DNA.

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Location: London, United Kingdom

Project Year: 2020

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