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18 October 2008

DYL: Real World Design Assignment 2

We have been asked to find REAL WORLD design. My first assignment ... remember, my previous brain fart? was corrected to show the very symetrical entry to my home. This is the second assignment: to find an asymmetrical design in my real world.

I am exceedingly fortunate to live in a lovely home on a lovely lake in Ontario. At the end of the property is a humongous maple tree. The lot is flanked on both sides by high cedar and forsythia hedges well over my head - I'm 5'10" so that's pretty high. The view from my house is somewhat like a bowling alley, but boy, the view at the end is something special, asymmetrical, but still very special:

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Posted at 11:17 PM in Around the Neighbourhood, Design Your Life |

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