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When Marilyn Monroe died in August, 1962, she left behind a lot of broken hearts and some good books. Open Culture, openculture.com
Austin's bibliophiles get a slicked up new playpen.
Its wavy shelves are designed around a circular auditorium.
Charles Library transforms the landscape of Temple, providing unique spaces for learning and collaboration. Learn more: https://news.temple.edu/news/2019-08-...
The new Central Library of the Calgary Public Library is bright, creative, inspiring, and simple. It’s filled with open spaces, jaw dropping art and architecture, and filled with so many nooks and crannies, you’ll discover a new favourite place each time you visit.
Bookshelf wallpaper and bookcase wallpaper come in a range of designs from portraying the old fashioned library to the lively funky bookshelf designs.
Wondering what Little Edie and Big Edie liked to read? Lesley M. M. Blume explores their library, in all its shambling prewar wonder and mystery.
The competition to design the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library is underway, with several architecture firms revealing their designs.
Bustler is all about architecture and architecture-related competitions and events.
John Bartram High School. 63rd and Greenway Avenue. 12/9/1935.
The simplest guide to Tying a Bow Tie on Youtube. The technique explained in 8 simple steps by Henry Blofeld.These sartorial guides are brought to you by Gen...
Focus - Here's my entry for @Roseymow's 198th #oneroomoneweekonetheme #challenge! This week we had to create a room using our two favourite items in the game - mine is the modern bookcase and the aquarium table, so I decided to make a #study room! This is a #large #modern room with floor to ceiling windows to let in lots of natural light, because the owner likes to look at the sky while she's working to keep her motivated - hard work means more vacations! #contemporary #library #work #furnish #nocc
Here's what we're reading, recommending, and revisiting this week. Catherine's library find this week is a movie that somehow seems to be very popular in her library system: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt30180830/. If you're looking for an adventure/comedy told entirely in grunts, this one's for you! Terri's random recommendation is a book she thinks is worth your while: https://www.amazon.com/Hands-Time-Watchmakers-Rebecca-Struthers/dp/0063048701 by Rebecca Struthers. It's especially appealing in the audiobook version, narrated by Anna Ploszajski. In the archives, we checked in on https://www.parentingroundaboutpodcast.com/blog/speed-round-what-are-you-obsessed-about-right-now seven years ago, and what they are now. Next week's lineup: - A Gentleman in Moscow E5, "An Arrival," on Tuesday, August 6 - Lost S1 E5, "White Rabbit," on Wednesday, August 7 - Weekly roundup on Thursday, August 8 Until then (and anytime you're in need), the https://www.parentingroundaboutpodcast.com/blog are available.
Students love to guess then see what their teachers are reading!
Students love to guess then see what their teachers are reading!
The Broeinest Café is a material library and a meeting place for architects and designers. The founders of this idea are Baars & Bloemhoff company.
The District of Columbia was founded in 1790, established by the Constitution of the United States to serve as the nation's capital.
Haymes launch Colour Library, a new way of sharing latest colour trends. From soft and romantic to earthy and natural, see what's hot.
Home to the largest reference collection in Canada, the Toronto Reference Library, formerly the Metropolitan Reference Library, is a site to see.