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metropolis Magazine nov/dec 2017

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Simplicity: only the significant remains is a term Wright would say. Brizo's collection looks simple on the surface and its water complexity is refined.

Belonging: elements of design are constantly revealing themselves. Brizo's water flow effortlessly moves through each cantilevered element and unfolds into the next.

Individuality: individual expression is what great design stands for. Brizo's collection connects you to nature with its unique form and materials.

Palette:using materials that connect us with the world around us creates peace. Brizo's use of metal reflects the environment around us. Coupling the color of the wood makes the design very welcoming.

Substance: materials are true and being used the way they should be. Brizo juxtaposed the use of metal and wood and used them in a way that was true to its materiality.

Integrity: the way a building shows you how it works and what it is made of. Brizo used integrity by showcasing water as its main design element. The water dramatically sprays off to one side. There is an element of calm and surprise at the same time. #bathroom #organicarchitecture">
Wright is my hero. Going to the University at Buffalo Master of Architecture program, we were able to have events at Wright's Martin house. There I learned about his design philosophy which was derived from the landscape and harmony with the human scale. His architecture has imprinted my love for organic architecture. @brizofaucet @wrighttaliesin @universityatbuffalo #universityatbuffaloarchitecture #bathroom #organicarchitecture">
See the Link in Bio for tons of great tips. Design: @michelealfanodesign Build: @fivestarmillwork @jmlifestyles @dxvluxury @robern @poeticmodernism @neolithnorthamerica Photo credit 📸@vcapturephotography

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Check out my bio above with the link and what I learned at an amazing event I participated in by making my own sous vide limoncello with @sksappliances @modenus @designhounds #designhoundsathome Photo credit: @sksappliances">
I’m now cheering with @sksappliances @modenus and #designhounds at a Designhounds AT HOME Kick off event sponsored by Signature Kitchen Suite #SKScheers #sousvideweek
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If you have ever had the most tender leg of lamb or steak - when you used to dine out at Top Chef’s restaurants- most likely it was done by Sous vide. It’s the kind of cooking that takes place in a precisely temperature-controlled water bath. This method of cooking offers unparalleled control over whatever you are trying to cook.

When I used to travel to the Kitchen Bath Industry show @kbis_official I learned about Sous vide from Signature Kitchen Suite. They integrate sous vide into many of the ranges along with steam and other incredible options.

As a #designhound with @modenus, I have the honor to celebrate this coming Friday the launch of Designhounds AT HOME by learning how to make a Sous Vide Limoncello with this beautiful giftbox of goodies from @sksappliances Thankyou Signature Kitchen Suite, I am excited to learn how to sous vide with Chef Nick Ritchie, your team and all the other amazing designers on zoom this Friday!

Cheers oh its not Friday yet!!

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A LOT of Titos Vodka, a little bit more than a splash of Cointreau, the juice of 1 Lime, a splash of OceanSpray 100%Cranberry juice and a tremendous amount of LOVE!! #titosvodka #oceanspray #cointreau #love #newyearseve #cosmopolitan">
... it feels like yesterday. On the Ponte Vecchio bridge Prof Steckler found me sketching. He looked over my shoulder and decided to sit with me and teach me how to properly sketch perspective and see how lines converge. I learned that day every line I draw should have meaning ... I learned about beauty and how lines, and shapes have mathematical meaning. Our eyes seek balance, comfort and harmony even in tension. I was only a math major at that moment but I was exposed to so much more than just the architecture. I fell in love with the city and fell in love with the idea of merging mathematics with style and fashion ... back then I wasn’t sure how to articulate how I strived for the goosebump reaction....If I were to roll back the tape this was the start of my signature style #poeticmodernism®, modern with a pulse...spaces that engage all the senses... No wonder why I was called a romantic while applying to architecture school... I have finally embraced my authentic self.">

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