Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Children need sheds too: Simpson Design Group Architects
Some lovely designs from Simpson Design Group Architects
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Beach hut for sale for £126,000
Occupying a most enviable position on the sand spit of Mudeford this 13' x 12'8 Beach Hut offers a dual aspect with views over beautiful sandy beaches towards the Isle of Wight and to the rear has views over Christchurch Harbour. The Hut itself sleeps 4 having one double bed, one single bed and one bunk bed, it has a solar panel providing electricity for lighting and there is a separate kitchen area which has a range of cupboards for storage and gas powerered cooker and fridge with the gas being supplied via calor gas bottles. To the front of the hut is a slightly raised decked seating area with an open vista across the beach. We understand from the owner that the property can be rented throughout the season on a daily or weekly basis.More at Denisons
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Another leap forward for pubworking
Great news for all pubworkers as Mitchells & Butlers has today announced a three year deal with O2 to put free wifi into its 1,600 restaurants and pubs across the UK.
Robin Young, Operations Director at Mitchells & Butlers said: "We already know that people love to eat and drink with us and whether guests visit to relax over breakfast, brunch or dinner, work away from the office, or have a beer with friends and colleagues, we know from talking to them that free and easy to use wifi is something they want in the restaurant and pub environment."
M&B has a wide range of operations including Harvester, Toby Carvery, Vintage Inns, Nicholson's, Browns, All Bar One and O'Neill's. The first hotspots will be introduced to 199 Harvester restaurants with rollout across the group to be completed by October this year. Gavin Franks, MD of O2 Wifi said: "Pub and restaurant-goers will soon be able to receive promotional offers, check the football scores, reply to their emails and update social media sites over a Sunday roast and a pint."
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Space rock riches hit family shed in Norway
A space rock worth potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars has fallen into an Oslo family's garden shed. The rock weighing 585g, which split in two, probably detached from a meteorite observed over Norway on March 1, experts said, and had landed on the empty hut in the Thomassen family's allotment garden in a working-class neighbourhood of the Norwegian capital.More at the Herald Sun
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Monday, March 12, 2012
Hermit's House
We featured Hermit's House very briefly about 18 months ago when it seemed to be just a one-off design, but now Mark van der Net and Daniƫl Venneman of The Cloud Collective have redeveloped the design and made it widely available. They're particularly keen on the motto of 'Life unplugged' which means the design can be largely off-grid and self-sufficient - it comes with integrated solar energy as well as an optional wooden stove. And if you're handy, then there is a DIY option.
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Laura Ashley beach hut dress
According to Laura Ashley this cotton dress offers "fashionable retro charm" and features a square neck, seamed waist, flared skirt, pink ribbed ribbon waist tie and concealed side zip fastening. Click the link to see what it looks like on a young lady who also appears to enjoy roller skating on piers.
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Saturday, March 10, 2012
Maggie's Oxford
Maggie's runs a number of centres around the UK to help anybody affected by cancer, from just being diagnosed or undergoing treatment, to post-treatment, recurrence or in bereavement. The Oxford centre is currently being run from a Portakabin on the Churchill Hospital site but they will soon be moving into marvellous new £3m shedlike timber tree house buildings close by designed by Wilkinson Eyre (where you can find more images). “Our design encapsulates the philosophy and principles on which the Maggie’s Centres are based," says the firm's Chris Wilkinson. "The tree house concept maximises the relationship between the internal space and the external landscape offering discreet spaces for relaxation, information and therapy, it will provide a sympathetic and caring retreat, in tune with its surroundings." The treehouse structure will be suppported on stilts, as shown in the image above.
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