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copper panels with cutouts

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It's ok.

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Note. The pepto bismol? AEG: haha, bad staging?

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I prefer open metal to this kind of glass wall. When there's a point, edge and drop, I like having something to really see. AEG: yeah, it feels kind of like a bad moment waiting to happen.

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Kinda nice. AEG: yeah, agree!

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We both like glass blocks. No necessarily this extensive application.

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I like the idea of an irregular support for the handrail. The form of this one I don't like so much.

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I like the warmth of the pretty wood hand railing.

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Form seems similar to what you sketched on Sept. 1. Materials maybe not? AEG: wow, look at that. Yes, there are similarities in intent/form but not materials.

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Translucent erratic panels. AEG: cool!

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In general, there should be more clearance between machines and wall or their doors don't grant good access to the backs of the machines' drums.

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Laundry in kids' bathroom: GENIUS!

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Just joking!!

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A nice thing about having the machines on one end of a long bathroom is using the existing tub and sink for soaking clothes, rather than an additional sink.

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See-through staircase

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Good use of closet under eaves; we don't have a lot of shoes, but good for other stuff

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Not sure what the transparent wall is beyond the stairs

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90 degree landing; lower landing permits stair to pass underneath

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90 degree turn; landing more than halfway up means hall passes underneath

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Sliding panel creates hall at far end of room; not sure where application might be

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Transition strip denotes structure; might be fun in house Clerestory windows!!

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Blind (dead end) hall by stair can be made useful

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Not sure why I like this

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I think that's glass defining descending stair

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Blind wall (dead end hall) can be useful

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Wider hall can have built-ins

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