The last house I introduced was on a hill. Today, this awesome one sits in a valley. It actually acts as a bridge over a ravine.
What a stretch of a harmonious living space, both in- and outdoors!
The site is fifteen acres of wooded grasslands with a ravine running through. The house bridges the ravine, spanning east to west.
The house is a continuous 22' wide two-story bar. A stair leads up to the entry court. The living areas are the upper level and have continuous glass walls which look north to the hill. The bedrooms below have continuous glass walls, which look south to the theater in the landscape.
@michael14876, I hope you will find this one as one of your favorites too. And rt395, you will find there is enough spaces for all your Lambos, at least on the outdoor driveway!
Source: Bridge House / Stanley Saitowitz | Natoma Architects - Archdaily
this is such a clever design, i Iove the houses with so many windows and stuff but I think at night time i'd be a little paranoid about someone being out in the woods watching me.
Ha, you have all 15 acres with 10 rottlweilers all to yourself!
hahahaha good one
what is your opinion on steem and steemit, just in general. do you think it could be a scam?
Steem and Steemit are in their infancy stage. The potential is huge as Steemit is the first social network that is built on the blockchain technology. The users will (later) be able to have full (at least more) control of their contents, and create value while blogging and curating.
While it has a very small user base right now, compared to Facebook, Google and others, only time will tell if it will revolutionize social network industry.
I was just wondering if you thought dan Larimer, ( excuse the last name spelling), has a trick up his sleeve or something, I've just heard debates on youtube about steemit being a scam and such and it's scary.
I definitely understand what you're saying, and i agree, the potential is enormous.
I appreciate you sharing your thoughts and commenting back to me