square, is one of the latest models, but here the poet is still clutching in his hand one of the draftst in the original, a huge canvas by grigory chernetsov, a parade marking the end of hostilities in the kingdom of poland. all the images are portraits, including the sovereign’s susvita, there was an imperial decree according to which military officials were obliged to appear in chernetsov’s workshop, where he made sketches of them. nikolai pavlovich often came to see him along with the heir. famous canvas there were a lot of exhibits, the whole world of st. petersburg was below. military men came to chernetsov to pose by order, acquaintances by agreement, and a friend of the artist alexander. sergeevich also visited the studio in sketches number 167. this sketch indicates when the sketch of pushkin was made and indicates his height of alexander sergeevich in order to depict it very reliably. chernetsov finished the painting in 1936; he himself lived at car wash 6. in january 1937, crowds of people crying for the poet walked past his windows. nationwide love for pushkin now they are fa

square, solovat ilaev square, shimmuratov square, and soviet square, the city is changing and changingey come, but in general we see that hotels are constantly occupied , there are a lot of events related to... new year's, for example, yes, that is, also terrazima, a traditional festival, well, there is a way to spend time, so we also invite tourists, business is invested also thanks to federal support that year we won grants from the ministry of tourism 215 million rubles for the creation of tourism infrastructure, which means there were various stage equipment and hatches, well, some cool lighting, well, in general, art objects, various benches , landscaping, and thanks to the support of the federal center, in including our tourism infrastructure is developing, what? you are talking about august 31st, what kind of large-scale events should we expect in ufa, well, a lot of stars will come, firstly, yes, the russian stage is very there are a lot of guests from other cities, we have sister city connections, the povozhi cities association will be broadcast on these days, so we expect a l

today i will present the updated portsmouth square improvement public art project plan. please note that a prior project plan was presented to you all some time ago in february 2022, so has been some time. just reminder, the previous project plan did indicate the art opportunity to be a art glass facade on the club house but that changed over time and so that previous art enrichment opportunity had a budget of 104 thousand however the opportunity changed due to community feedback and the artwork enrichment budget and the increase is significant and it increased to $921 thousand and so i'll get a little deeper in the budget and how it increased, but i wanted to start with background and overview to remind folks. this is just to provide a image of the current existing condition of portsmouth square and the next few slides will provide the new design and renderings of the new design for the park. just a little background, centrally lokateed located in chinatown, one of the most significant cultural historb spaces. the park located above the portsmouth square parking garage

acquaintance with art.is called a house of culture; it is not just an exhibition space and in no case a museum. most painting objects the sculptures here are presented without glass, but compliance with all the conditions necessary for... painting, which allows you to overcome barriers and build a trusting relationship with art. sofia sergieva, evgeny turchak, andrey mashkarov, news! dedicated to our older loved ones. convenient loans. excellent deposits, in the branch and online. special conditions, especially relationships. try more this summer, free delivery from yandex food. thanks to shopping at the megamarket, someone will reach the finish line first, someone will create comfort in their apartment, someone will go on a long-awaited vacation, sellers at a megamarket are changing the world. megamarket - just grow with us. remember what they told you when you decided to open a business. custom jewelry, who will buy it? show, because you are doing everything wrong, continue, send all payments and transfer

difficult moments. >> laura nellis is partner and director at k contemporary, a union square art gallery here at the front row of the cable cars, and we have a lot of wonderful openings that are happening as well. there are new stores going in on post street. there are new galleries opening, this couple visiting from mexico, said their experience has been positive. >> we didn't hear anything about crime, just, to stay away from some areas and we found san francisco great. we loved it. >> so the message here is to reframe the narrative and remind people near and far that san francisco is not about doom and gloom per se, but that there are plenty of positives in the city. in san francisco, henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, well, thousands of people flocked to catch some popular djs in san francisco over the weekend. well, some residents not too happy about that pop up rave. also tonight, an effort to help war torn ukraine underway in the north bay. we'll tell u five noise complaints during that daytime rave at civic center over the weekend. on saturday. i mean, people came from all o

next thursday, with arts on the square coming june 14th.o much happening on the square. city parks and rec leaders call it a perfect chance to just get out there. you really couldn't have a better place to ask for downtown events. we call it the community living room. it's a wonderful location. there's a vibrant downtown space, and then also our events in redwood city are unique in their size and scope and quality. we really want to bring a professional feel to all of our events, beyond what you might expect out of a city. you know, we want to surprise people with how how awesome our events are. and the weather is pretty good for it too right now. yeah. cinthia saying yes. thumbs up. you can visit the rwc.org website for complete details. bottle rock might be over, but its latin counterpart is ready to keep music lovers dancing this weekend in napa. the stage is set for today's kickoff of a brand new music festival with a latin theme. it's known as la onda, and more than 30,000 people a day are expected to attend to hear some of the world's

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, because it is not just a square. and an art object, a symbiosis of the ancient art of calligraphy, modern street art, fashionable performance and deep reflections on the topic of the future, how deep, well, i don’t know, see for yourself, decide. artists call for learning to understand and study this area, visit exhibitions more often, read more about the lives and works of great masters, then perhaps you will develop some understanding of the principles of modern art, if your soul has a need for it. yes, for you, as for me, there are no gears if there are no pawls in it. husky center. 50 angelic souls, in winter they take tourists sledding along mountain trails, in summer they work with batteries, love, adult children receive it, the most selfless love in the world. if you wish, you can. in choral singing, and others, oh, so soft horns, especially lips, in addition to oats and mixed feed, they also add yager, it is delivered from their homeland from the yamalo-neninets district, they carefully take berries from the palm of their hand, the touch of lips is also happiness, instantan

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black square, absolutely right.e fact that at the exhibition, malevich’s work was hung in the red corner, like an icon. weapons for 200. national scottish knife scindu, which once belonged to the national hero robroy, is in the collection of this writer, in his. in house museum wabotsford. walter scott. yes. kushik podna 200. the japanese make soba noodles from this flour. sometimes, however, they add wheat. hot flour. you're right? autoworld for 200. this movie villain once again escaped from the commissar. kirill's score, alexander's 2,800, dmitry's 2,900, the third round is ahead. like a unirob, there was a... rhinoceros, yesterday a rhinoceros, today a unicorn, tomorrow taganrog, no, tomorrow in st. petersburg, excite xc7, hero every day, what your summer will be like, now we’ll see at the megamarket, everything for your summer at the megamarket, for example, a compact polaris steamer for 4,999 rubles. that's enough, it's over, it's over! the long-awaited continuation of the famous turkish series kingfisher, a n

most recently he worked with independent curator, art center, edge on the square and asian art museum for the arts and exposures. pj is also a cofounder of american library, and library and program and platform dedicated to perspective, in the collection of wattson library in the museum of art born in the philippines, pj emigrated to the united states in the early teens and lives and works in san francisco. next, we have elena gross. elena is a independent curater and culture critic living in oakland california, specializes in representation of identity and fine art photography and popular media. her research has been centered around conceptual and material contraptions of the artist, more rereenterly in literary history of 20th history. along with julie r of out right this speeches that shaped lgbtq literal see culture, winner of the 2025, lambda award for lgbtq anthology. and leila is an artist, writer and curater based in oakland. through film and architecture they examine the performing elements connected to systems of belonging to queer and gender embodiment. the reg yor explores

there are now two art opportunity for the square, a culp you're opportunity for a human sculpture to be located at the corner entrance washington street, and art opportunity, wall opportunity for approximately 606 square feet on the large interior wall of the clubhouse and exterior wall from the entrance from the plaza. again, this is such a great opportunity and for those that don't know, the oldest square in san francisco. next we have temporary art project. finally we reviewed, sculpture title talking heads, near polish stainless steel, by 7 feet 6 inches by oweg, will be exhibited for a period of one year pending approval from the rec and park departments. so, that's our report unless there are any questions. >> thank you, are there any questions or comments from members of the commission? >> commissioners snare here, i just want to say, that with ports square, we were really, very disappointed originally because we could do more. the fact that they came together so we can do some really nice public art in this beautiful renovation, we are just thrilled about it. >> i would like

today it is truly a temple of art. square began to be called a large garden, a whole ensemble was created around it, a new library building, a district house of the red army, built in the style of constructivism, and later, on the eve of the war , construction began on the building of the central committee of the party, it... too unique, during its construction, it began back in 1941, for the first time in the republic, progressive methods were used, all floors were made from prefabricated reinforced concrete parts of large sizes, and lifting work was carried out using the first tower crane in the history of the republic. over the years of the sovereign state , the historical appearance of this beautiful place in the center of the belarusian capital was recreated, and with the construction of the building of the palace of the republic , october square itself was transformed. in 1988, another one appeared on the square an object,

the idea of ​​the black square came to molevich while working on sketches of the costume decorationstory over the sun. a nondescript monochrome without a plot or characters became a symbol of a new non-objective reality that determined the artistic practice of future generations. alexander rotchenko contrasted malevich’s white on white with black on black, and after this color triptych he completely abandoned painting and went into black and white photography. at one time we made a museum quartet. we were friends at the museum, there are more than 130 works here, and more than eighty - these are from our best state museums, what is this time, such a friendship was created. at the exhibition there is a symbolic tribute to the treasure of private collections, a cubic portrait of picasse ambroisavart, the main european philanthropist, as the artist noted, the most beautiful woman in the world was not painted as often; according to legend, the kneader bought 150 canvases in one fell swoop. acquaintance with art. i thought for a long time about a walk through which this space promises uno

difficult moments. >> laura nellis is partner and director at k contempora three, a union square art gallery. >> we're here at the front row of the cable cars, and we have a lot of wonderful openings that are happening as well. there are new stores going in on post street. there are new galleries opening, this couple visiting from mexico, said their experience has been positive. >> we didn't hear anything about crime. just, to stay away from some areas. and we found san francisco great. we loved it. >> so the message here is to reframe the narrative and remind people near and far that san francisco is not about doom and gloom per se, but that there are plenty of positives in the city. in san francisco, henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> vice president kamala harris and former president trump, both planning visits to the bay area this week the ways the bay area could influence the presidential election. >> also ahead, big news for the niners as the team locks down christian mccaffrey to a longer contract at a hotel. >> stays. and i'm jason appelbaum home here in west oakland, where the

difficult moments. >> laura nellis is partner and director at k contemporary, a union square art gallery. >> we're here at the front row of the cable cars, and we have a lot of wonderful openings that are happening as well. there are new stores going in on post street. there are new galleries opening. >> this couple, visiting from mexico, said their experience has been positive. we didn't hear anything about crime, just to stay away from some areas and we found san francisco great. >> we loved it. >> so the goal here is to reframe the narrative and remind people near and far that san francisco is not about doom and gloom, that there's plenty of positives here in the city. live in san francisco, henry lee ktvu fox two for a great summer right there in the city by the bay. >> henry. thank you. >> yeah, especially on the blue sunny day out there. blue skies. all right, well, a trio of suspects on the run but captured on surveillance video. police now asking for help in tracking them down. >> also at 530, donald trump plans to raise money for his campaign in san francisco. what the former pr

. >> the mayor also wants to expand cultural experiences like night markets, and bring a mixture of artculture and commerce into union square and yerba buena district. >> so we know that we have the cultural cachet to help turn some parts of soma downtown into the next cultural attraction for san francisco. so with these investments, the mayor breed is going to be giving to the filipino community. we want the world to start to think about soma pilipinas on the same vein as japantown and chinatown. when you come to san francisco. >> finally, mayor breed is talking about free parking on weekends, maybe even on some weekdays at various parking garages like ellis o'farrell. free parking is something this san francisco resident supports. >> yes, it's difficult to park here and it is expensive, so i think that would help. >> and the mayor hopes that things like free parking pop ups , even investing in a filipino cultural zone could help revitalize san francisco, supporters say it might even help bring new life to emporium center mall. that's all hinging on the san francisco city budget being

the melodic song of the finberg academic orchestra in tandem with young virtuosos of musical art flowse of the upper city of minsk. gastronomic holidays and days of culture of the original regions of russia. on june 22, the main stage of the amphitheater will be occupied by the krasnoyarsk chamber orchestra. for connoisseurs of quality music 2 hours of live sound. the repertoire is being prepared specially in honor of two great dates: the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus from the nazi invaders , the fiftieth anniversary, and how minsk was awarded the honorary title of hero city. enchanting grand concert. prepared for minsk the titled corpses of art masters of the novosibirsk region, the cultural achievement of the leading musical and theatrical groups of the region, both on the stage of the bolshoi opera and ballet theater of belarus, and in the open air format in the city center. this year one of the sites moved along rakovskaya street there will be a theater courtyard, where on weekends everyone in the open air will see bright theatrical performances of our groups o

from the hospitable square of the upper town of minsk to the small streets and alleys.n-air concert hall. papuri from world hits opens the long-awaited music and tourist season in the capital of belarus. an amphitheater, yes, that has over 400 seats. amphitheater from. let's say it’s not enough because it’s sold out, people come several hours in advance and take their seats. all summer, every saturday, the center of minsk will be colorful and soulful, from cozy dance floors to grandiose festivals. evenings of argentine tango, crafts fair, bookcrossing, gastronomic festivals and days of culture of the original regions of russia. on june 22 , the main stage of the amphitheater will be occupied by the krasnoyarsk chamber orchestra. for connoisseurs of quality music. arts of the novosibirsk region, cultural achievements of leading musical and theatrical collectives of the region, both on the stage of the bolshoi opera and ballet theater of belarus, and in the open air format, in the city center. this year there is one. from the venues moved to rakovskaya street there will b

acquaintance with art. a house of culture; it is not just an exhibition. which allows you to overcome barriers and build trusting relationship with art. sofia, evgeny turchak, andrey mashkarov, news! well, now a message from lentinformagen, which literally just arrived. the russian team ahead of schedule became the winner of the medal standings of the brix games, which are taking place these days in kazan. unfortunately, there are tragic consequences: two people died, 18 more were taken to the hospital, this was reported in the capital’s health department. yes, during the day a force ten storm passed through moscow, with wind gusts reaching 25 m/s. the city fell a powerful downpour is now eliminating its consequences. more about the situation, anna voronina. at least with my film crew, everything worked out fine, we are safe, unharmed and unharmed, which is impossible. to say, unfortunately, about other muscovites, they just suffered from trees like this , felled trees, here is a tree that was uprooted, we’

a hell of a thousand exhibition square meters, straight creations, three creative ones. from belarus,itects and designers. pain is felt on the ward, mova manualistyk, dekaratyna-plykladnoga and posternaga mastery, speech and demonstration of the address 120 autara. the belarusian art school does not just look at the tragedy, it has given three hundred manifestos to the world. the color scheme is faded, there are lines of performance, and the wine is framed with metal frames. stadzeiste - geta... there is an office in berlin, there were the most big eagles in berlin, so grandfather trampled this fascist eagle with his foot and signed for the chancellery. grandfather, whom i remember well, who went through the entire war, remained alive and still had a relationship with his grandchildren, and lived until he was 90 years old, in this exhibition? route.

we're live with efforts to improve san francisco's union square cannon.nvestment in the mayor's budget help build a better bay area. >> plus, when you see something, a public art form, i see you, you become happy. >> i believe a perfect art form. and it's on display in san francisco do you question the tradeoffs of treating? ubrelvy is another option. it works fast to eliminate migraine pain. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. allergic reactions to ubrelvy can happen. most common side effects were nausea and sleepiness. ask about ubrelvy. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ (j

that are not filled in, this is especially for those children who will come to the art interactive,these elements, in some places they are larger, in others less, that’s why i think that there will be enough work for everyone, the site is large and we will be happy to see everyone, on the second day of the festival on june 7 , a sports and historical quest will be organized around the city’s objects, an official the opening ceremony and one of the significant events of the festival, a gift from nok belarus, a presentation of a multidisciplinary skate-roller park with the participation of distinguished guests of famous athletes, on saturday, june 8, the central site of the festival in itoki will be the mukhovets stadium, where children under 14 years old will have the opportunity to take part in the olympic quest and get great prizes. this will be a real competition, a battle for olympic medals, depending on... how he completes the task, what kind of result he achieves, he will receive some specific special medal on his card, that is, either it’s gold, or it’s silver, or it’s bronze,

the good old expression of peter's times, fair arts in st.acquires a unique, ultra-modern content. the interior space of the horse guards arena has been completely transformed. the antechamber resembles a city square with cafes and bookstores, and behind the façade are hidden enfilades of exhibition halls. in which more than 40 galleries from all over russia are represented. this is the contemporary art fair. audience, artists, those who are not uninterested in contemporary art, it complements what already exists in the city, there are a huge number of museums, such a fair with there was no such scale, and we made it. in one of the halls, a virtual portal allows you to enter digital metaverses from the interior of a soviet apartment, and there, in the vastness of a computer network, admire the masterpieces of digital art, an approach close to young people who often prefer a computer. intellectual realism, the main idea embedded in the picture: children should learn about the world correctly, precisely through art. this composition is called e

, indeed, like the painting, there are still many art critics, a lot of controversy, everything, whetherthird layer, so the task was before the chef, and in order not to immediately reveal all the taste secrets, when you reach the outback, to the very, very, most exquisite, what is inside, only then the taste is revealed, and most importantly, it seems to me, after of this dessert there is always some kind here, i guessed this aftertaste, you know, i’m actually at the head of our enterprise, and a little over a year, and the first time i just opened the doors and came to this hotel, and for i immediately felt such a great appreciation for history, and i i asked myself the question, and moreover, i turned to my employees, to my new subordinates, what is our history, and what does this europe conceal behind itself, what does this restaurant conceal behind itself, because all i saw was only pictures on the internet, naturally, having studied, and some data was in the hotel itself, and we have a very large photo gallery, and that’s all, probably, it was one of my very first orders, and we we

well, now a little more about art.u in detail what bauhaus is. at the beginning of the 20th century, malevich had already painted his black square and turned the pictorial system upside down. petrov votkin predicted the revolution with his red horse. in general, change reigns in the history of art. and at this time in germany, in the small town of weymore, on april 25, 1919 , the berlin architect walter gropius creates an innovative design school, bauhaus. literally, from german, bauhaus means house of construction, and indeed, the school assumed that they would only deal with architecture. walter wanted to create an establishment that would combine aesthetic functions and craft techniques. so that students can work with their hands like builders and engineers and at the same time come up with creative concepts. gropius believed that the ultimate goal of any art should be a building; it, as a synthesis of all directions, industrial creative, is a temple of art. it sounds pretentious, but it was precisely this approach

the antechamber resembles a city square with cafes and bookstores, and behind the façade are hidden amfiladeslls, which present more than 40 galleries from... all over russia, this is the 1703 contemporary art fair, a project initiated by gazprom, now in its third season. st. petersburg has always been a powerful center of attraction, but you can’t stop, you always need to move forward, it’s always the race is always a competition for attention, and we really, really like the fact that we are helping st. petersburg win this race, what we are doing. in a variety of areas, construction, here you can name the lakhta center, expo forum, restoration, you can name tsarskoye selo, the chinese arenbaum palace, landscaping, a huge number of streets, just a few days ago we opened the pedestrian route peter’s way, all these are projects , which are aimed at creating and developing centers of attraction in st. petersburg. in the same a row, there is an audience, artists, those who are not uninterested in contemporary art, it complements what already exists in the city, there are a huge number of museums,

the pain was recorded on canvases, paintings, monuments, decorative paper and poster art.vorats, showing adrazu 150 autara of folk masters and sunny graduates of creative vnu. the belarusian art school is not just looking at the tragedy, but remembering the world. the general exhibition of the palace of arts, it tells us exactly what the world is and what is. our memory, we must not forget: there is a lot in this exhibition portraits, of course, we all remember our grandparents, in almost every family there is a person whom we would like to talk about, there are those people whom we are proud of, and many artists always turn to this image, so the route through this exhibition runs through terrible memories and through the desire for some kind of enlightenment, and the 80-year-old palaces of masturbation illustrated the history of the nazi era. sabra traditional tournament in memory of the hero of the savetsk state union lisa chaikinay, violent rescue operations took place at the base special education of the youth school of the olympic reserve burshtyn. 14 teams from belar

is really like the painting, there are still many art critics, a lot of controversy, everything that before the chef, and so as not to immediately reveal all the taste secrets, when you already reach the outback, to the very, very very. the most exquisite, what is inside, only then the taste is revealed, and most importantly, it seems to me that after this dessert there is always some kind here, and dmitry guessed such an aftertaste. you know, i’m actually at the head of our enterprise, and for a little over a year, and the first time i just opened the doors and came to this hotel, and for me i immediately had such a great appreciation for history, and i i wondered, and moreover, i turned to my employees, to my new subordinates, what is our story? what does this europe hide behind itself, what does this restaurant hide behind itself, because all i saw were only pictures on the internet, having naturally studied it, and some data was in the hotel itself, and we have a very large photo gallery, mm , and that’s all, probably, it was one of my very first assignments, and we went to the n

, but not cinema art, but art .uhaus is. the beginning of the 20th century, malevich had already drawn his black square, turned the pictorial system upside down, and petrov votkin predicted the revolution with his red horse. in general, changes reign in the history of art, at this time in germany in the small town of weimore. means house construction and indeed the school assumed that only architecture would be taught there. walter wanted to create such an institution in which aesthetic functions and craft techniques would be combined, so that students could work with their hands like builders, engineers, and at the same time come up with creative concepts. gropius believed that... the ultimate goal of any art should be a building, it, as a synthesis of all directions, industrial creative, is a temple of art, it sounds pretentious, but it was precisely this approach that made it possible to create those principles of architecture. designs that we still use today. these are scandinavian floor-to-ceiling windows, thes

residential complex , a green recreation area with art objects has appeared on five extra hectares. such events, with one click, book a table in a cafe or buy tickets to an exhibition, you can also get a discount on all this by simply walking around the city. we are now walking along the pushkin terincourt, you download the application, register, go through our tourist routes, most importantly, you get healthier and receive resort rubles for this, so-called points, and then you can exchange them for a discount in our restaurant, which is located in the city. or buy a ticket to a museum or go to a movie show, that is, i go now, burn calories and also get a discount on lunch. absolutely right. data, for example, from city cctv cameras or from electronic signs at bus stops is uploaded to the portal. authorities can monitor not only order, but behind the consumption of urban energy resources. as for utilities, saving heat resources. ours is 30%. the same thing with our mineral water, we discovered where all our leaks are located, about 50% savings are obtained. the governor of the stavr

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having bought the plot,ta many prior birch, clark and, his father, arthur, who chaired stanford's artartment, were the architects. lew designed a house that was over 12,000 square feet in size and could accommodate the large number of who were used to hosting. they were used to hosting while stillom building made of reinfod concrete and in the pueblo style. the house featured flat roofs and an outdoor sleeping porch. the house sat atop san juan hill and lew would climb the tall construction to examine the views, the rooms and the roofs. the facade included brick tile and stucco. th inside the house was considered eclectic. miss dunlap notes that,■ quote, interi design reflected an eclectic of architectural the ples lou had lived in europe and asia. leaded an asymmetrical tudor style, provided a british touch. arches and pergolas in the main rooms reflected a mediterranean influence. the house was completed in july 1921. the house became a home with. friends, family,itors, pets filling up all its spaces. it would remain a place of respite and refuge for lou and her family throughout he

the arrangement of squares and alleys also goes along with the construction of housing. , a green recreation area with art objects appeared on more than five hectares. in the north caucasus, such a concept of improvement is being used for the first time. smart technologies are used not only for residents, but also for tourists in zheleznovodsk. the smart city program has been developing here for 5 years. and smart city resort, all information services here are digitalized and to access for this information , smart kiosks have been installed throughout the city; the peculiarity of this system is the synchronization of tourist and city resources. find out about major city events, book a table in a cafe with one click, or buy tickets to an exhibition; you can also get a discount on all this by simply walking around the city. you and i are just walking along the pushkinsky terenkur, jump out. application, register, go through our tourist routes, most importantly, you get healthier and receive resort rubles for this, so-called points, and then you can exchange them for a disc

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lew designed a house that was over 12,000 square feet in size and could accommodate the large number of who were used to hosting. they were used to hosting while still comfortable for their own family. the building made of reinforced concrete and in the pueblo style. the house featured flat roofs and an outdoor sleeping porch. the house sat atop san juan hill and lew would climb the tall construction to examine the views, the rooms and the roofs. the facade included brick tile and stucco. the inside the house was considered eclectic. miss dunlap notes that, quote, interior design reflected an eclectic of architectural elements of some of the places lou had lived in europe and asia. leaded an asymmetrical tudor style, provided a british touch. arches and pergolas in the main rooms reflected a mediterranean influence. the house was completed in july 1921. the house became a home with. friends, family, visitors, pets filling up all its spaces. it would remain a place of respite and refuge for lou and her family throughout her. lou and burt would go back and to washington over the years

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