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Cool app. Can easily visually compare temperatures, sunlight and rainfall between any town on Earth.
I'm trying to figure out where to live next, and one big consideration is the climate. So naturally I made a tool that represents monthly average temperatures for cities as 3D rings so they can be compared more easily. Check it out: awjuliani.github.io/weather-…
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Incredible place(making). Beautiful. Read it all:
The Borough pocket neighborhood in Carlton Landing, Oklahoma
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Here’s what you have to do with your bedroom to improve your sleep: 1. Create a dark space with blackout curtains, no ceiling lights and no gadgets. 2. Deep silence through insulating windows and walls. 3. Constant fresh air that is cooler than the rest of the house by 2-3°. Find out 5 more in my latest newsletter.
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My career goal is to create a 100 masons who free lance mass wall vernacular like this:
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Timeless principles of architecture in the sound money era: 1. We will not build bigger buildings to lock in more equity. We will build smaller, more functional builds that will be more durable. 2. The buildings will have timeless beauty and age gracefully. Will need less maintenance 3. They will have healthier indoor spaces, with more natural sunlight, more fresh air and more energy-efficiency so excess energy can go towards other activities like mining cryptographically secured sound money. 4. They will have more functional open spaces to spend more time outdoors, like outdoor kitchens, porches, orangeries, covered open-air lounges etc. 5. They will be harmoniously embedded in the local climatic and cultural context and will be more biophilic - surrounded by gardens and closer to nature. 6. The economic value will be derived from utility and beauty, not fiat equity. 7. They will serve more than one generation.
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Finally got professional photos of one of our latest projects. It's such a cool house. I looove how all the lighting turned out. All directional, lighting up the brick walls!
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Solarchitect | Sunbeam carpenter retweeted
reminder that upstairs/in bedrooms you can simply use 5 to 15 watt incandescent bulbs and its easy and pleasant and low enough energy and there is no reason the bedroom needs to be bright enough to kill a cave of bats
Prediction: incandescent bulbs will make a big comeback in the coming decade.  Huberman is now comparing LED’s to “the processed food of lighting”, with mounting evidence showing how shortwave, blue light is wrecking our bodies.  Incandescent is far better for human health.
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Solarchitect | Sunbeam carpenter retweeted
Cooking + gathering + natural light = extraordinarily beautiful kitchen ーThe Prichard House Krebs, Oklahoma ca. 2024 #verticalprairie
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The price of greatness
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I'm about to give away - for free, in this thread - perhaps the single biggest secret to saving the most money and the most time on construction projects that there ever was and ever will be. I guarantee you it won't be my biggest tweet, bc it's just not sexy or cool enough.
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Solarchitect | Sunbeam carpenter retweeted
New post in the other app: (link below)
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