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The second floor consisted of a central hall at the top of the steps. Leading off this hall, to

To separate the adult's entertainment area from the children's, a formal dining room can be added to serve as the adult's entertainment area, and the existing entertainment area can be turned into a play are for the

The building itself uses an abundance of straight lines that give it a very neat and sleek finish. It is perfectly symmetrical, having a broad staircase with granite steps going right down from the second level to the front of the building. Written on these stairs are the words Invent, Discover, and Remember. Right next to this staircase, placed on each side are some brilliant green plants which wrap around the entire building and make it look very appealing. The building has several tower like sections that have upward sloping roofs that give it a bit of a medieval castle look. Made mostly of red brick and a yellow looking stone, this also gives the building the look of a castle. It also has lots of windows that give a welcoming feeling. There are also six bright lights which hang down from the second and third levels which add to that welcoming

The tables and chairs will be character build form oak and the covering of chairs will be green colour material and richest cushioned for relaxation. The table ceiling will be variegated woodland green coat. Plants will overflow in golden containers. The ceramic and eating tools will be divergent and spend more money from ancient also carefulness accumulation.

Prior to the addition, Ferry House challenged Vassar’s preexisting architectural notions, being the first “modern” building of its kind. In relation to surrounding buildings, Sanders Physics and Main Building, Ferry is a misfit. However, upon completion of the Vogelstein addition, this section of campus was transformed. The dark and light gray striped pattern addition fares well with the white painted brick of Ferry House. The varying width of these stripes is representative of the contemporary nature the architect was trying to further, similar to the rectangular shapes present on Ferry. Vogelstein’s stark burnt orange overhang again mirrors the style of Ferry building. The concrete masonry stands out not only against the façade, but also against Vassar’s many other brick buildings. These two adjacent buildings share a common courtyard, known as the Frances Daly Fergusson Quadrangle, a venue for outdoor theatrics. This minimalist courtyard serves to create a flow between the two buildings. This addition meets demands for modernization, relatable to the Loeb Art Center and the upcoming science facility on the opposite side of campus. These buildings work together to bring a contemporary mix to an otherwise historically significant and beautiful, yet dated style of brick

The auditorium plays a dual function, connecting the first floor to the second floor galleries, and it also works as an event area. The seats are connected to the stairs creating bleachers in between, with an open staircase pushed to the left of the wall. In this way visitors are able to engage in the space by not only going up the staircase. This exposed area provides different types of events, from a presentation or performance, to screenings projecting into the front of the auditorium, to more intimate gatherings like groups and clubs. These more intimate spaces are due to the mechanized walls that act a as a curtain to section off the auditorium. In this manner the spaces of the auditorium adapt to the circumstances and the purpose of each different event, making the visitor feel like it’s in control of the

Newly renovated one and two bedroom floor plans showcase a number of upscale features, perfect for the busy professional seeking a modern home. Cathedral-style ceilings, wood burning fireplaces and private patios add sophistication to each unit. In addition, all homes are equipped with modern kitchens, a full-sized washer and dryer, spacious walk-in closets, and stylish crown molding.

There are many things that students can enjoy there. There’s many kinds of foods, like escargot, chocolate croissants, and french onion soup. As mentioned earlier, there is also a fancy castle hotel which people can stay in. You can visit stores there which sell all different kinds of products.

The rectangular man made concrete building grabs the eye by its low-pitched hipped roofs covered in arched red clay tile, stucco smooth wall planes, arched doors and windows, balconies made out of iron, and exterior ornaments gives the property its value. The Main House, which is the one that is seen as soon as guest walk in has 34, decorated rooms that display over 2,500 art objects and furnishings. The rooms are decorated with objects that were commonly found in North American, Europe, and Asia in the 16th through the 19th century. Outside the property there is a European-inspired gardens that has a fascinating collection of various flowers and trees and is a popular location for wedding

They have a LED light around the place with fan chandeliers. It is bright enough to people who wants to read or study in the café. The materials and style of the seating area

Arched ceilings, dimmed chandeliers, and a grand piano pair with a checkered open kitchen to create the main dining room’s classic yet energetic environment also known as the Phil

The building has such beautiful stone and an amazing level of details in contrast of the tall, sleek, monochromatic and modern buildings that surrounds it. The buildings surrounding it is generally steel, glass and concrete and a few with bricks. As for the Headquarter, it contains semi-circular arched entrances with a plethora of carvings and engraving in it. The color of the building is a light creamy beige color which gives it a more antique feel. In contradiction, the structure itself is quite square and angled which allows it to sit perfecting on the corner of 14th and Curtis Street. The square structures allow it to blend into its surrounding more and not throw off the balance of the modern city. It doesn’t seem as mismatched that way. Overall the building is quite lovely with its mix of modern and classical

if all the conditions for an exchange are in place, then the exchange will be completed

Another reason was its bids conversion ratio which was falling year by year which can be seen from following table:

X Ltd imported television sets from Taiwan where they were manufactured by the Taiwan Toy Company. The Taiwan Toy Company has an excellent worldwide reputation for producing high quality, very safe products. One of the television sets developed an electrical fault when being shipped to Australia. The fault could only have been detected if every television set was individually tested by X Ltd.