i also wanted to comment on the facadism. there is a little facade -- for those who haven't been out there, there's this little classical symmetrical facade that's, you know, concrete, painted white, in the middle of those brick buildings that is a suite little facade that would be fantastic as a folly on the waterfront, somewhere else on the site. it's totally invisible. no one knows it's there. it was a joke when it was building how distinct it is from the rest of it. and then, the exterior wall that's exposed on station a is quite a beautiful thing. as i was talking with enrique about that central park area that would be perpendicular to that big wall, if even parts of that wall could be incorporated somehow, you know, into a new building or being supported behind so it's the backdrop of the park, there's -- you know, if there are ways to do that, i think facadism is something we have to take on a case by case basis and not just say facadism is good or bad or -- but i think qualify it relative to what its purpose is in a p

the rippled and pitted facade reminds one of tide marks on the sand.andwrote ironwork is wound around the curve protruding fronts of the balconies like seaweed stranded on a beach. in his massive labyrinth in mansion built for the miller family is like one gigantic inhabitable sculpture from inside and out. god he didn't just build houses his constructions are works of art in every respect on the roof of the cars amelia is clear proof of his love of detail invisible to the unobservant passer by a phantom society of ventilation shafts and chimneys stand like ghostly masked figures. because a miller with its broad curved facade and grotesque chimney figures illustrate clearly got his conception of his works as creatures emerging from stone. look or busy the french swiss architect in town planner once pinpointed the importance of gowdy for barcelona and for architecture as a whole. what i saw in barcelona godi was the work of a man of extraordinary energy conviction and technical skill many fisted throughout his working life as a stone mason a man who cou

>> look at the front facade. i think their illustrations of the front facade blo. >> commissioner black: it would be the same sort of pattern, and you would carrie the fastening -- carry the fastening side around? yeah, i'd support that. >> president wolfram: commissioner pearlman? >> commissioner pearlman: to the project sponsor, i very much appreciate that you're willing to make the neighbors happy. that is a rare thing. and to the neighbor, i appreciate your concern. i used to live in the area, so i know the situation quite well, and that's why i was commenting about the driveway going down, that it may be even if a building is built on that parking lot, that side will still be able to be seen. so i think that the corrugated metal is inappropriate there. there is a building, a new building just on the other side of that parking lot where they put corrugated metal on the first floor of a residential building, and it looks absolutely -- it looks absurd because, you know, essentially, it's married the vocabulary

here's the existing facade. here's the proposed facade. in elevation, unfortunately, it appears that the penthouse is very prominent. it's much less prominent than it appears, so you look on the streetscape, it virtually disappears, you can barely see it from the intersections down the street. you can't see it from across the street. just real quickly, you can see very generous lobby, retail interest that will bring pedestrian interest from the street with the display area in the back, in the basement, and on the second floor, with vertical circulation and a light well that brings light down into the basement to connect those three floors. the third, fourth, and fifth floors will be income producing property for the museum. here we are on the ground floor, showing the renovated existing windows, now windows on the second floor to replicate the old ones, and a bronze canopy to welcome you into the building. and that's it. happy to answer any questions if you have them. >> president wolfram: commissioners, do you have any questions. all righ

on the -- design facade. on the third floor, 5'6". >> no. >> commissioner richards: so this would be on the fourth floor. >> the third floor doesn't set back. >> commissioner richards: okay. so then, it would be the fourth floor. >> no, the fourth floor goes back 13'6". >> commissioner richards: that's what i -- decks removed from the fourth floor, parapet on the entire fourth floor belowered to a curb, and include neighbors in the appropriate selection process of planning, so -- >> yes. >> commissioner richards: do i hear a second? >> vice president melgar: second. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. so basically, we are taking d.r. and approving this project with modifications pursuant to the ask submitted by the d.r. requesters, accepting items 1, 3, 4, 5, and 7, not 6. >> commissioner richards: right. >> clerk: and number two gets amended to eliminate the third floor set back ask reducing the second floor set back to 13'6". very good. on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that m

community, it's evolved into this final scheme that provides functional living spaces and unique facade for each of the three elevations. looking at the context, it shows the building fitting in with four to five story buildings constructed or approved along third street. and starting with the third street facade, the building is visually divided into three sections, breaking the mapping along the frontage on third and still could have one building. we have a tall storefront base with large windows. and the two corners, angled bay with alternating window locations. as well as contrasting colors. we have an array of sheet metal providing interest. at the same time, looking at the industrial history. this is the most predominant corner of the building. this showcases the two double height windows above the tall commercial entry. and then we transition to newhall street, where being more residential, we introduced wood panels and green wall to soften the facade. here's a closup of that. so the north face of the building is facing hudson avenue. and it's a transition between the busy third

think house has two facades a neo gothic one of the front and one inspired by english tutor architecture at the back like many buildings here. it was designed by the architect flay did it fail him fine have fun adventure dolphin. island is the first artificial volcano in europe inspired by the prince's trip to ny calls when he saw smoldering bumpus who vs. the prince would invite thinkers and scholars to his table he wanted to be remembered as a father figure who had improved line for his subjects he thought that promoting education beyond science new methods magritte could help improve conditions for the people. today about a million tourists visit the cotton kingdom each year. this is and it's so wonderful and pleasant to walk around here and take it all in so let it all looks so well looked after very natural new but annoying also classical. and we'd love to stay here forever it just makes you happy to be here so happy. this bus has a special route. it connects all the bauhaus buildings and deaths at. the round also takes in an employment office designed by biotech opiates. the housin

it's rectangular with the minimalist glass facade. that's a nod to me is fun to use there are basically two components if we look up now will only see the suspended ceiling but it's basically a closed box that doesn't have any light and this is what's needed these days for older artworks so they won't be any natural lines and it's the complete opposite here on the ground floor where i will show contemporary work. there are still many bauhaus buildings around they have house a work. museum in there so there is the original boathouse architecture which is now ninety years old and not all that suited to be a museum of the museum was built to show our collection we have the second biggest powerhouse collection in the world over the years it's accumulated and it's now in our debt. why is the bauhaus so legendary and. why is it so legendary in the one nine hundred twenty is it was the only place in the world where young people architects designers artists. all very different types of personalities they all came together had a common vision

the first comment, to acknowledge this is a highly visible facade. and then, the second comment, design the height and depth of the building to be compatible with the existing building scale at midblock open space, reduce the top floor massing by setting back upper floor at 20'6" from existing rear wall and sensitively reduce the appearance of all designs. the current design -- okay. so this graphic shows the proposed project. it does correct all the code errors from previous revisions, but as you can see, this does not include significant sculpting and terracing, which we have asked for. [inaudible] >> clerk: could you talk into the mic. >> sorry. this is the zone map -- >> vice president melgar: you can pull the mic towards you. >> clerk: when you bend, you can pull the mic. >> so -- so you can see that the project site and sites to the west are zoned rm 1 and occupied by apartment buildings, but all buildings to the north are zoned rh 1 and are single-family homes. 27 street slopes very steep doe down towards cost row -- steeply down twoerts castr

it's all a facade. would you describe your resignation from the party as a positive development if so how. do you know you're almost what. it was really positive that i was able to achieve closure by working through what happened to me i could make a clean break another positive messages of support from people some say that they felt uncomfortable about the party but they blamed themselves now they said they understand how the party works and they decided to leave too or they won't vote for the f.t. again those messages make me feel better. if your sister is an anti fascist are you talking again. we never stopped but now i think she enjoys talking to me and your parents. will stick with his course there's certainly relieved that i left the party. but they couldn't understand why i joined in the first place i suppose they figure that i did eventually get to the point where i couldn't take it anymore i suppose it doesn't. i was in for the bones of them but i was our interview draws to a close we'd like yo

the two wings make a balanced facade to the house. the fire took place in october of 1824. it was a chimney fire. it had not been cleaned over the summer. soot had built up. you would be using the fireplaces all the time. this happened to be in the chimney from the kitchen. it was a windy day and at that time the house had a cedar shaped roof. the sparks hit the roof and the next thing you know, you're off to the races with a fire. they called in the slaves from the field. they were able to empty some of the contents, though most of the stuff was lost, including rachel's letters. the house was badly, badly damaged to the point where the family had to move out of the house. it took almost two years to rebuild the house. it was far many grander. even when they lived in the log farmhouse, if you were a dignitary coming, you would visit andrew and rachel jackson. you would come out to the hermitage. the house wooz fias filled with visitors all the time. you would have come to the front door because you're an important person. you could have been greeted by a short woman name ed

hopes that the facade of one of belfast‘s most historic buildings could be saved after the huge fireestroyed the interior of the banks building. and, will it be glasgow or edinburgh? the scottish fa meets to decide where the national team should play after 2020. and coming up in sport later in the hour on bbc news: england have submitted their bid to host the women's euros in 2021. eight venues have been proposed with wembley hosting the final. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. fights have broken out between french and british fishermen in the english channel in a row about shellfish. french crews have been accused of throwing stones and flares, after complaining that the british are depleting stocks of scallops. british boats are legally entitled to fish in the area. 0ur correspondent sarah ransome is in brixham in devon, which is home to some of the boats involved. yes, and some of those boats came backin yes, and some of those boats came back in late last night. two of them, one of which is the blue boat over there, they came back in after they got caught up in wh

don't really stick together in this but it's all a facade. would you describe your resignation from the party as a positive development if so how long since you know you almost went as will it was really positive that i was able to achieve closure by working through what happened to me i could make a clean break that's another positive messages of support from people. some say that they felt uncomfortable about the party but they blamed themselves now they said they understand how the party works and they decided to leave too or they won't vote for the f.t. again those messages make me feel better. your sister is an anti fascist are you talking again. we never stopped but now i think she enjoys talking to me and her parents. will stick with his course i certainly relieved that i left the party. but they couldn't understand why i joined in the first place i suppose they figure that i did eventually get to the point where i couldn't take it anymore i suppose it doesn't. mean for them but i saw our interview draws to a close we'd like you to com

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does that i realise that it was only a facade. bussmann have to cover up things that shouldn't be seen by others. after a swim the small group sundays that can shine plateaux. the women even smoked which was frowned upon in hitler's presence eva brown liked to smoke a lot just to annoy her partner she apparently often hum to the american song smoke gets in your eyes she only became interested in the war's progress when the allies reached the borders of nazi germany. yet as foolish ignobly at this city and she completely ignored it until one day when we were at the tea house. dogs enough does not judge you i saw a radio there and said that i wanted to move out of my room and into the tea house is the host city or at davos them which she agreed and she just remarked if you want to listen to the radio so if and i said yes i want to know what's happening there was no radio no newspapers there are only a few fashion magazines mostly from out of the country and we were secluded from the world cup was closed for news so then i started br

but we have to remember that all these facades, the rear facades face west toward the ocean. there'll be sufficient light toward the afternoon. our addition will be characteristically very similar to this one year, except it'll have a five-foot set back. and again, this was in your packet. i believe this is the penthouse, this is the penthouse, this is the penthouse, this is the penthouse, and this is the penthouse. what we've done now is we've removed that seemed that the requester didn't contact anyone and try to work things out. so you know that's one of the things that's asked of people building in the city is that you try to work with your neighbors, try to compromise with them. under the new pending legislations that's coming out for d.r.'s, this wouldn't even be heard. there's nothing that's exceptional or some sort of unusual circumstances. you know, the wells' -- just to give you a little bit about the wells. you know, tony has -- was a founding member of golden gate rugby club. he put a scholarship out for kids who couldn't afford to travel. after he did that, he we

certainly there are cracks in their economic facade. >> for sure. the chinese economy has been declining. we have some good leverage here. but what i think the market reaction is telling us, the market want to trade. we don't want barriers. i hope the united states is moving away from focusing on the particular deficit number they want and more on let's just lower barriers to trade. charles: what about the intellectual property theft? the idea of compromise. it would have to include that, wouldn't it? >> so far, and maybe this discussion will be different. the chinese have refused to acknowledge a problem. if that continues. i think the response in the u.s. is let's get done what we have here. we'll focus on that intellectual property theft with china and keep pursuing it. this week investment, people leading on making investments and exporting natural gas to china, they don't know how this is going to get resolved. charles: the market was happy with that news this week. president trump tweeting out friday morning about a proposal to change the way

astros up 1-0 until matt olson takes this pitch for a ride and launches it into the facade. 3-1 a's. home run number 24 for olson. 3-3 into the 8th. the single up the middle. great throw as chap man makes the tag and nner is out. in the top of the 9th, to deep right center. 1run scores which is all the a's would need. it's a ground-rule double. a's win it 4-3. the astros lead is down to a game 1/2. meantime the giants taking on the diamondbacks looking for their 4th straight win. madison bumgarner cruising. not a play, check out the drop by slater, jon jay ends up on 3rd base. all's well that ends well. ends the inning and hugs all- around. bumgarner and slater, bottom nine still scoreless. first game-winning hit. the walk off, off jake deet man -- deetman. they are six back in the nl west. the heat index reached 107 in flushing at the u.s. open forcing three players to retire. djokovic was not one of them. he battled the heat. so did gladys knight. and djokovic in the end beat martin 6-love. after the match djokovic talked about the way he and his on point beat the heat. >> it was f

it's all a facade. would you describe your resignation from the party as a positive development if so how long since you know you're almost what. it was really positive that i was able to achieve closure by working through what happened to me i could make a clean break another positive messages of support from people some say that they felt uncomfortable about the party but they blamed themselves now they said they understood.