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The Skatepark // Lukstudio

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An upper rail with plug-in tag allows easy display change. Along the window sill, a continuous plinth made of aligned plywood integrates planters and seating like a public bench. Tiles, Terrazzo, Wood, Texture paint, Plywood, Upholstered PanelDesign Period?2020.05-2020.06Construction © Lukstudio. © Lukstudio. © Lukstudio.

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Who Doesn’t Love a Nice Bar?

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Right behind the fireplace is the entry hall, so the gap you see between the plywood wrapped fireplace wall and the bar, is the spot where visitors will enter the main living space. I’ll give you a clue: Look for the tag that reads “17” Did you find it? In the picture above, this is the entry hallway. Do you see it?

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How E-Commerce Changed the Knock-Off Furniture Game

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Instead, you may be directed to Wayfair, which sells a look-alike "Suede Armless Beanbag Chair" for around $700, about $3,000 less than the original’s price tag; an e-tailer hawking a "Ducaroy Portside 2 Seater Sofa" for around $1,900; or even an article from a reputable news outlet with the headline "The 11 Best Togo Sofa Replicas and Alternatives."

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How to Choose the Right Dining Table for Your Home in Singapore

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For dining tables, solid hardwood slabs are better and more durable than plywood or timber veneer. Custom furniture may come with a higher price tag than commercial furniture, but when you think about their value and quality, you’ll find they are actually not that expensive. . Tips to Choose a Wooden Dining Table in Singapore.

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KHouse Modern - Foundation Progress | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

The washers you see in these photos press up against the inside face of the plywood formboard – this is what maintains a consistent distance between the two pieces of plywood. This is the other side of the formwork boards from the snap-tie photo above.

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Pier and Beam Foundations - KHouse Progress | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

These were some of the guys locating the concrete into the plywood forms. Just a few days later, all the plywood formwork gets removed and you can see the finished concrete product. He stands in the shade fiddling with the joy sticks while everyone else is breaking their back pushing wet concrete around.

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Building with Structural Insulated Panels. or SIPs | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

On site, the method of identifying the panels is definitely old school – a fat magic marker with the panel tag written on the exterior face. At the corners, the SIPs are nailed together using these giant screws – which really pulls the building together and makes it extremely tight.