Architecture

Must-Visit: Famous Arenas in the US 0
- Architecture, Landscape, Travel
- April 16, 2024
Dive into the world of famous arenas in the US. Explore the rich history and excitement of these iconic sports venues on our blog.
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Bring The Magic to Your Backyard With The New Govee Outdoor String Lights 0
- Home Improvement, All about Home, Architecture, Landscape
- April 12, 2024
Experience the brilliance of Govee RGBIC Warm White Wi-Fi & Bluetooth Smart Outdoor String Lights. Upgrade your outdoor lighting now!
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What is Damascus Steel Katana?0
- Art, Architecture, Environment
- March 30, 2024
Introduction to Damascus Steel Katana Have you ever heard of a special type of sword known for its strength and beautiful design called the Damascus Steel Katana? We’re here to tell you all about it! Let’s dive into what makes an authentic katana and why it’s often referred to as a real samurai sword. The Damascus
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Home design business moves to Freeport after ‘complete loss’ from Portland fire 0
- All about Home, Architecture, Home Improvement
- October 14, 2021
In the early morning hours on June 11, a warehouse fire in Portland devastated Carey Goltz’s home design business. A call from the fire department came in around 2:30 a.m., and while no one was seriously injured, Goltz said “everything was a complete loss.” “Not much that you can do,” Goltz said. “It’s a feeling that you’re
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Inside our ‘uniquely American’ quest to create the perfect home 0
- Architecture, Art
- October 14, 2021
If it wasn’t clear before, the pandemic has erased all doubts: We are living in the opposite of a utopia. Yet even as the world outside raged, many of us spent the past 18 months of lockdown trying to create some semblance of peace in the only space we could control: our homes. This is
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The History of The World’s Most Famous Arena – Madison Square Garden 0
- Architecture, homeslider
- September 14, 2021
The current Madison Square Garden above Penn Station is the fourth entertainment arena with that name in New York City. The Garden’s roots trace back to the northeast corner of Madison Square, where the first two Madison Square Gardens stood, starting with the first, built in 1879.
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