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今の桜島を画像でお届けします 2009/09/11 15:00
2009/09/11 15:00の桜島
桜島上空およそ１５００メートルの風
１１日０９時 西の風１２メートル
１１日２１時の予想 南西の風５メートル
Design Driven: The Finest Architectural Garages
Holger Schubert's garage recently won the Maserati and Architectural Digest's Design Driven award for best garage. The garage houses Mr. Schubert's 1984 Ferrari 512 BBi Boxer. However, the picture above and video below showcase a Masarati in Mr. Schubert's garage.
The contest has categories for both existing and concept garages. The winners are to be profiled in a special section in the October 2009 issue of Architectural Digest. The winners and entries can be seen at Masarati's Design Driven website.
Giulio Capua, Vice President and Publisher of Architectural Digest, says that the garage is now a space where people are finding new inspiration architecturally.
Mr. Schubert's garage is a lighted 1,200 square foot space above what will eventually be a workshop and gymnasium. There is a couch and two recliners by Toshiyuki Kita located around a metal and stone coffee table.
One wall is covered in a kind of recycled paper-fiber lapboard with a single-tier bookshelf built in. Two walls are floor-to-ceiling glass with retractable exterior shades to minimize the sunlight in the afternoon.
Above, the central skylight is divided with an aluminum enclosure for halogen lights. A flat-screen television on tracks can travel the length of the room.
Mr. Schubert's garage also suggests a growing intimacy with the automobile says Dan Neil of the Los Angeles Times. He writes that the car has turned into a work and living space.
If you're inspired, you can sign up for a test drive of a Masarati.
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We're big fans of Google Reader. It's one of the easiest ways to view everyone's stuff fast. Yesterday, Google Reader added a new Send To feature that lets you post to your favorite places right from Google Reader while you're looking at stuff.
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梅雨明けの月 Moon in the end of rain season
やっと近畿地方は梅雨が明けて、月がとてもきれいに見えます。
明日から、夏休みの旅行に数日間行ってきます。
また帰ってきましたら、よろしくお付き合い下さいませ＾＾
PENTAX K-7, SIGMA 70-300mmF4-5.6, trimming
without tripod
