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Tag Archives: architecture
S’Olivera – History, Part II
The above is an image of the studio and porch/garage which were added to our farmhouse circa 1991. The minimalist studio served its purpose : to provide a space for Susan to work from home. However, it lacked in many … Continue reading
Deliciously Elegant
At first, Big Fish was a small, tastefully decorated fish shop in uptown Barcelona, with exquisite fish and sushi available from 5 to 12pm. After it’s huge success, the couple that owns the restaurant — fishmongers turned restaurateurs — opened … Continue reading
S’Olivera – History, Part I
S’Olivera is the name of our home on the Menorcan countryside. In catalan it means the olive tree. Funny, because in Menorca, the olives are tiny and almost wild. But I like the idea of the house being named for … Continue reading
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