3D Design: Animation in Development – Brandon Riza
August 31, 2009
Brandon Riza, 3D Design and Time Lapse Photography – Development and Design for WarHammer & Photography
Josef Schulz
August 24, 2009
All of this…
August 24, 2009
Fits into this…
Antonino Cardillo, Architect – http://www.facebook.com/pages/Antonino-Cardillo-architect/27465126443?ref=mf/
Type Faces
June 14, 2009
Random Acts of Expression
April 15, 2009
Here is an artform I love. It includes art, design, nature and simplicity to create a unimaginable experience. Nice work! Very expensive hobby for someone though.
Ray Kappe
April 13, 2009
Millner Myler Residence
Felipe Assadi
April 13, 2009
Mickey Muennig
April 13, 2009
Post Ranch Inn
Origin: In 1992, Mickey Muennig’s mega-eco-friendly design won over the tree-hugger contingent, and this became the first resort to be built on the coast in almost two decades.
What keeps them coming back: The biggest eyeful of vast, blue ocean you can imagine.
Defining Touches: Around here, luxury means that in place of TVs, rooms have a real wood-burning fireplace and instead of a golf course, there’s a web of nature trails.
The Crowd: Similar, though it embraces more of the thirtysomething banker and celeb set.
Room to roam: 1.6 acres per guest
Quirks: Don’t try wandering to the pool in your flip-flops—it’s way down in a valley, a hefty hike from the rooms.
On the shelf in the library: What Color Is Your Parachute?
The rooms: Every one of the 30 rooms is exactly the same size, but there’s nothing cookie-cutter about them. “Ocean houses” hide under a grassy curve of hillside, while “tree houses” stand tippy-toed on nine-foot stilts, their windows high up in the branches of a redwood grove.
Supper-time scene: All fancy seaside restaurants have a nice view, but Sierra Mar, hanging out over a cliff, has the granddaddy of them all. And the food is even better.
The spa experience: Look up from the massage table through the floor-to-ceiling window to see a massive redwood trunk shooting up toward the sky.
The big splurge: The five $935 ocean houses always go first. Why? Total privacy. Huge picture windows face nothing but ocean.
Deals to be had: November to April, midweek rates for mountain-view rooms are 40 percent off, which puts them at $300 and up. But the coveted ocean-view rooms are full price year-round.
The bottom line: Hands down the first choice for the don’t-trouble-me-with-the-bill set.
Want in?: (800) 527-2200, www.postranchinn.com.
Green House
Partington Point House
