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I bet that radiator boils those flowers.

For those who haven't been, I recommend the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, MA.

Which one... the Summer House or the Winter House with the 4000 sq ft addition? ; )

The living wall at Pure Yoga on E. 86th St has seen better days, too. I think the scaffolding covering it for work on the tower above has had a harmful effect.

This is a great feature. Well done AT!

Until recently, I've always moved myself and have done so often.

My girlfriend and I live in NYC and for the last move we found a moving company on a "Priceline" type website and only paid $350 for the entire move -- two walk-up apartments to one elevator apt.

It was phenomenal. I'll never move myself again.

Stunning.

I'm still packing for a trip I took last weekend.

The one inch variation in height between the second pictures from the top would drive me completely batty.

I am always saddened by church conversions. Regardless of how well-purposed and enlivened the space can be for alternate uses, there's something very sad to me about the death of a congregation of worshippers.

There's also a processional aspect of entering such a space that can't be overcome. And, the strong focal point of the altar/pulpit. If anything, I would expect that the focus would require that the space be redesigned to emphasize the reuse of this area as the most communal space, the heart of the home. Although I can understand as well the more public area/private area sectioning that was done here, making your bed the focal point of your entire home is odd, and in this case discomforting.