#shingle roof (shingle roofing)

[vintagehomecollection]

While local officials were willing to let developers culvert and fill the streambed to create a level building site, Cutler proved that an environmental alternative could be not only achievable but also spectacular.

The Naturally Elegant Home, 1992

[kingofreddragons]

It looks like a roof replacement is imminent for me, so please help me meet my deductible! I’ve added a new disc0unted c0mm slot on kofi, with examples of the style below.

[indelicateink]

maybe this question can only be answered by s3, but

something i’m kinda struggling with is: after daniel’s reveal of armand’s duplicity, louis seems to absolve lestat of claudia’s death. the crux of it all seemed to be that armand was the one to help orchestrate louis’s death, and lestat stepped in at the last second and manipulated the audience to sentence him to ‘banishment’ (so it turns out he was ‘only’ locked in a nightmare box for a long indeterminate amt of time, but that’s another post)

at some point louis’s anger shifted from claudia’s death to culpability for louis’s attempted murder?

because given s2, i’m under the impression that whatever his motives, lestat does bear some responsibility for claudia’s death. she would have died whether he testified or not, but he chose to be a party to it (to save louis).

did flipping through the script with armand’s stage directions help louis see enough ‘lestat—do this, lestat—do that’ to give him the impression lestat was a pawn? i guess that was enough to get him over the hump of lestat participating in claudia’s murder? and/or was sleeping with the enemy for 77 years such a blow to louis that anything in comparison was small beans?

lol, i’m a fan of loustat and all the parties involved (and i know they’re all our beloved monstrous monsters), i’m not against any of them; i’m just struggling with louis’s thought process on this one. maybe i’m missing something? is he taking claudia’s death off lestat’s ledger, or has it just stopped mattering by the 2020s?

[der-gorgonaut]

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[getsusekaii]

once again asking my mutuals to read/watch Kaiju No 8

[ohmygillygoshoppler]

Sir you do not look like a roofer

[scodeeyodee]

Roof Shingles CC

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[teddy-bear-naps-and-random-snaps]

[arc-hus]

Hylla Cloud Nature Experience Center, Lijiang, China - GAD

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[claudiablogger]

ppl can understand the significance of armand calling claudia puce bc of how literal it is but fail to see that all daniel is to him at least these first two seasons is a flea that he can weaponize against louis to keep the latter docile and dependent

[oldfarmhouse]

[vintagehomecollection]

To preserve the seasonal stream that bisects this tiny lot on Bainbridge Island, Washington, architect Jim Cutler designed a double-width Shaker house on a bridge, that spans the forty-two-foot-wide gulf.

The Naturally Elegant Home, 1992

[bear-man74]

Ofc it's the me being a dumbass post that get all the notes..

[videoworm]

I was wondering why North American roofs always look so flat and 2d and turns out they use shingles. THOSE NEVER GET USED HERE people all use tile - even on new houses (those ugly white concrete cubes - unless they have a flat roof) I want to know why

Shingles:

Tiles:

Tiles are unquestionably prettier but my guess is shingles are easier to transport and install. Some roofer pls come and explain the details

Edit: North American Family homes ALSO have trim on EVERYTHING. anytime I see someone build in The Sims I'm like "this house looks so USAmerican"

[godhead-of-turntech-variety]

Majority vote anon here I'll say whatever I want fuck off

this is my house youre just knockin on the door and sellin me your weird goods

[archiveofaffinities]

James Stagberg, Pavilion on Lake Pepin, Wisconsin, 1991