Original Blend Downeast Cider House

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• Unfiltered
• Tyler Mosher
• Jobs in the Beer Industry
• Ross Brockman and Tyler Mosher founded the company in 2011. Ross's older brother Matt later joined the pair.
• How reacHIRE helps Boston women re-enter the workforce at top companies

Corvallis, Oregon-based 2 Towns Ciderhouse makes craft cider using fresh-pressed, 100 percent Northwest apples and is one of the county’s most respected craft cider makers. Mark – This is a fun twist on the Modern Cider style. I enjoyed the unfiltered character and I’m sure they are really trying to capture the fresh pressed cider (sweet cider) vibe and they totally nailed it. It is a simple, apple forward cider that is smooth and quaffable. It looks like they only used fresh apple juice and I assume they back-sweeten with some more apple juice.

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Wait times vary but can be anywhere from 5 to 55 minutes during peak hours. We do our best to turn tables over but ask for your patience. In 2013 Sheehan Family Companies acquired a greater LA area wholesale operation and renamed it Craft LA. Craft LA has a portfolio of top craft beer and cider brands and imports. Craft LA serves Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Bernadino counties with a commitment to timely, enthusiastic and responsive service.

Tyler Mosher

We’ve gone from parking lot parties to a full blown taproom with multiple pop-up bars. We’ve continued to evolve but remain focused as ever on that half-baked dorm room idea. KIDS AND BABIES ARE NOT TAPROOM FANS.we love kids.

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Sometimes, it can be hard for the men to adjust to how quickly they’ve expanded operations — from three guys to roughly 40 full-time and 150 part-time workers. Brockman described perplexing situations, like realizing he needed to create a holiday schedule for employees, and a policy around taking free cider home. Every thursday through sunday, we turn the middle of the production floor at the cider house into a taproom and open it to visitors. However, if you have concerns or problems with the products you receive, please contact us at   within 14 days of receiving your order. Please provide your name, order number, and which items you received.

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In addition, they will distribute limited-release ciders that previously have included ingredients such as Southern California’s prolific prickly pear and Willamette Valley black currants. 2 Towns ciders will be available at Whole Foods, BevMo! He’s currently fixated on creating a “tart and sweet” Granny Smith apple cider, but it’s proving quite difficult because the apple’s high acidity causes the cider to eat through the packaging. “Even as recently as two years ago, we did everything,” Brockman said. “It was just three people and a queue of things to do and we just took turns.” These days,  Ross Brockman and Mosher work most closely on sales and marketing, while Matt oversees operations, production, packaging, and finance.

But the trio soldiered on until they’d created a freshly-pressed, unfiltered cider that tasted nothing like “that over-processed, super-filtered, boxed-apple-juice kind of cider,” Brockman said. When Brockman and Mosher were about to graduate from Bates College with degrees in philosophy and economics, they had no actual plans for real-world jobs. Both were half-heartedly studying for the GMAT and making hard cider as a hobby, thanks to the steady stream of apples Manter got from his centuries-old family orchard. Tyler Mosher was born on Boston’s South Shore, grew up in Northern California and went to Bates College in Lewiston, Maine.

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Downeast offers tours at its Charlestown location, but warns visitors of the “gritty production space.” “Do not expect the gorgeous beer hall at Harpoon, or the museum at Sam Adams,” reads the company’s blog. At Downeast Cider House the cider starts with a blend of apples — McIntosh, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious and others — and each apple brings different characteristics to the cider. One day, they looked up and asked whether they were actually going to take the exam.

Ingredients

Afterwards, be sure to grab some Downeast merch and stock up on cans, growlers, or even kegs to take home with you. At 2 Towns Ciderhouse we believe that the long history of cidermaking demands respect and deserves to be done right. Starting with the highest quality whole ingredients from local farms, we take no shortcuts in crafting our ciders. We never add any sugar, concentrates or artificial flavors, and instead use slow, cold fermentation methods to allow the fruit to speak for itself. As a family-owned company, we are committed to the growth of our team and enrichment of our communities.

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They realized the answer was “no” and decided to focus on cider-making full time. WE ARE A 21+ FACILITY.at both the cider house / taproom and our outdoor pop-up, all members in your party (yes, even your dd!) must show an ID to enter, no exceptions. Despite Downeast’s success, Brockman said they’re always looking for ways to improve the business and develop new products. The Downeast founders later settled in the Boston area, and they currently operate in a 9,000-square-foot Charlestown warehouse directly beneath the Tobin Bridge.

Most of the major hard ciders are made from concentrate, but Downeast’s is unfiltered and fermented with ale yeast. “We knew nothing about apples, nothing about hard cider,” Brockman said, describing hundreds of different test batches and bleary workdays that started at 4 a.m. They came into the craft cidery game just as cider started booming alongside the waves of craft breweries popping up across New England. Brockman gets borderline offended when visitors assume Downeast’s founders are wunderkinds.

A 16,000-square-foot space in East Boston’s Boston Harbor Shipyard will open soon. They moved the operation from their dorm rooms to the Central Maine Power mill in Waterville, Maine, before relocating to a warehouse in Leominster. Who wants to be wearing close toed shoes and safety goggles when you can just sit at your table with a view of the whole thing? Seriously, our taproom is in the middle of it all and the walk to the bathroom is essentially a self-guided tour of our entire production line.

We take pride in producing true Northwest craft cider. For more information on 2 Towns Ciderhouse, visit Corvallis, Ore., — 2 Towns Ciderhouse is excited to announce its partnership with Craft LA, a Los Angeles area distribution company. Craft LA now distributes craft cider throughout the LA area, including Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Bernadino counties.

Downeast Cider House

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• Unfiltered
• unfiltered • naturally gluten free • CRAFTED in east boston
• Tyler Mosher
• Towns Ciderhouse Expands Distribution to Los Angeles
• Similar Beers
• Downeast Cider House

Corvallis, Oregon-based 2 Towns Ciderhouse makes craft cider using fresh-pressed, 100 percent Northwest apples and is one of the county’s most respected craft cider makers. Mark – This is a fun twist on the Modern Cider style. I enjoyed the unfiltered character and I’m sure they are really trying to capture the fresh pressed cider (sweet cider) vibe and they totally nailed it. It is a simple, apple forward cider that is smooth and quaffable. It looks like they only used fresh apple juice and I assume they back-sweeten with some more apple juice.

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We’ve gone from parking lot parties to a full blown taproom with multiple pop-up bars. We’ve continued to evolve but remain focused as ever on that half-baked dorm room idea. KIDS AND BABIES ARE NOT TAPROOM FANS.we love kids.

unfiltered • naturally gluten free • CRAFTED in east boston

They realized the answer was “no” and decided to focus on cider-making full time. WE ARE A 21+ FACILITY.at both the cider house / taproom and our outdoor pop-up, all members in your party (yes, even your dd!) must show an ID to enter, no exceptions. Despite Downeast’s success, Brockman said they’re always looking for ways to improve the business and develop new products. The Downeast founders later settled in the Boston area, and they currently operate in a 9,000-square-foot Charlestown warehouse directly beneath the Tobin Bridge.

Tyler Mosher

Afterwards, be sure to grab some Downeast merch and stock up on cans, growlers, or even kegs to take home with you. At 2 Towns Ciderhouse we believe that the long history of cidermaking demands respect and deserves to be done right. Starting with the highest quality whole ingredients from local farms, we take no shortcuts in crafting our ciders. We never add any sugar, concentrates or artificial flavors, and instead use slow, cold fermentation methods to allow the fruit to speak for itself. As a family-owned company, we are committed to the growth of our team and enrichment of our communities.

Most of the major hard ciders are made from concentrate, but Downeast’s is unfiltered and fermented with ale yeast. “We knew nothing about apples, nothing about hard cider,” Brockman said, describing hundreds of different test batches and bleary workdays that started at 4 a.m. They came into the craft cidery game just as cider started booming alongside the waves of craft breweries popping up across New England. Brockman gets borderline offended when visitors assume Downeast’s founders are wunderkinds.

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There is a very light musty or what I call “brown-bag” character to it that is from the oxidized juice that I doubt would be there if the cider was filtered. I really enjoy it even though I typically prefer less sweet cider. Inspired by craft beer and cider’s popularity elsewhere in the world, aspiring vintners all over the United States began making hard cider a few years ago. Many vintners stuck to the traditional high-alcohol and dry finish fermentation techniques passed down from the United Kingdom. Others decided to let wild yeast naturally ferment the juice leading to the acidic and musty flavored cider like those in Spain’s Basque region. Some have even dared to emulate the strictly enforced French techniques by producing a sweeter lower alcohol “cidre.” The founders of Downeast Cider House took a different route.

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But the trio soldiered on until they’d created a freshly-pressed, unfiltered cider that tasted nothing like “that over-processed, super-filtered, boxed-apple-juice kind of cider,” Brockman said. When Brockman and Mosher were about to graduate from Bates College with degrees in philosophy and economics, they had no actual plans for real-world jobs. Both were half-heartedly studying for the GMAT and making hard cider as a hobby, thanks to the steady stream of apples Manter got from his centuries-old family orchard. Tyler Mosher was born on Boston’s South Shore, grew up in Northern California and went to Bates College in Lewiston, Maine.

Downeast cider house was founded by ross brockman and tyler mosher during their senior year of college. After a considerable amount of time spent on the family orchard, an affinity for farm-fresh apple products was born. Meanwhile, at school, the guys could always be found studying.

Sometimes, it can be hard for the men to adjust to how quickly they’ve expanded operations — from three guys to roughly 40 full-time and 150 part-time workers. Brockman described perplexing situations, like realizing he needed to create a holiday schedule for employees, and a policy around taking free cider home. Every thursday through sunday, we turn the middle of the production floor at the cider house into a taproom and open it to visitors. However, if you have concerns or problems with the products you receive, please contact us at   within 14 days of receiving your order. Please provide your name, order number, and which items you received.

In addition, they will distribute limited-release ciders that previously have included ingredients such as Southern California’s prolific prickly pear and Willamette Valley black currants. 2 Towns ciders will be available at Whole Foods, BevMo! He’s currently fixated on creating a “tart and sweet” Granny Smith apple cider, but it’s proving quite difficult because the apple’s high acidity causes the cider to eat through the packaging. “Even as recently as two years ago, we did everything,” Brockman said. “It was just three people and a queue of things to do and we just took turns.” These days,  Ross Brockman and Mosher work most closely on sales and marketing, while Matt oversees operations, production, packaging, and finance.

Downeast offers tours at its Charlestown location, but warns visitors of the “gritty production space.” “Do not expect the gorgeous beer hall at Harpoon, or the museum at Sam Adams,” reads the company’s blog. At Downeast Cider House the cider starts with a blend of apples — McIntosh, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious and others — and each apple brings different characteristics to the cider. One day, they looked up and asked whether they were actually going to take the exam.

A 16,000-square-foot space in East Boston’s Boston Harbor Shipyard will open soon. They moved the operation from their dorm rooms to the Central Maine Power mill in Waterville, Maine, before relocating to a warehouse in Leominster. Who wants to be wearing close toed shoes and safety goggles when you can just sit at your table with a view of the whole thing? Seriously, our taproom is in the middle of it all and the walk to the bathroom is essentially a self-guided tour of our entire production line.

The Cider House is where we research, develop, produce, and package all of our cider. Thursday through Sunday, we turn the middle of our production floor into a taproom and open it to visitors. We are 21+ and visitors must have ID's to enter.Our Cider House Taproom is a unique experience and you should read through the rest of this page and/or our FAQ page to know what to expect ahead of your visit. Each flight comes with 4 flavors and with 12 rotating taps, you can choose all your faves or be one of the first people to test a brand new, taproom-exclusive flavor that may or may not hit the market someday.

But they don't really love us and to be honest, we get it. Our floors are concrete, we have no food, no non-alcoholic beverage options, and no ball pits. Everyone in the cider house must be seated–and with lots of fancy cider-making machinery, ingredients, and chemicals around, we cannot allow children (or adults, for that matter) to be wandering, toddling, or running around. That being said,  if your kid is 10 years old or younger, we won't make them wait outside or anything like that, we just ask that they are seated or in your arms while visiting. EXPECT A WAIT.saturdays and sundays are our busiest days.

While in school, Tyler decided to apply his dream of starting a company to apples and began making hard cider with a few friends. Downeast Cider House is now producing cider in Boston, MA. Mosher was also named to Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list of Food & Drink entrepreneurs in 2014. We’ve expanded from that dorm room to biggest cider brand in New England.

PCB Board Design: The Ultimate Guide to Great Printed Circuit Board Layout Imagineering, Inc

Table Of Content

• The Process of Printed Circuit Board Design
• Create the Schematic
• Extended Data Fig. 1 Dynamic mechanical analysis of pristine and recycled vitrimer.
• Source Data Fig. 3
• Power It Up, Power it Down
• Printed circuit boards made greener

In this tutorial, we'll show all the steps involved in creating your circuits and schematics, then we'll transition into creating a circuit board design that can actually be manufactured. Printed circuit boards came from electrical connection systems that were used in the 1850s. Originally metal strips or rods were used to connect large electric components mounted on wooden bases.

The Process of Printed Circuit Board Design

The silkscreen adds letters, numbers, and symbols to the PCB that allow for easier assembly and indicators for humans to better understand the board. We often use silkscreen labels to indicate what the function of each pin or LED. In the example below, the green solder mask is applied to the majority of the PCB, covering up the small traces but leaving the silver rings and SMD pads exposed so they can be soldered to. Because the software will compare what you are drawing to the schematics file. Class 2 boards are found in devices where high reliability is important, but not crucial. Producing vPCBs wouldn't entail major changes to manufacturing processes.

Create the Schematic

A printed circuit board, or PCB, is a board made of an insulating material that contains conductive pathways etched onto its surface. The conductive pathways are typically made of copper, and are used to connect different electronic components together in a circuit. The process of designing and manufacturing PCBs involves specialized software and equipment, and is an important part of the electronics industry.In this article, we will do a deep dive on printed circuit boards. We’ll learn what PCBs are, how they are constructed, manufactured, designed, and even reverse-engineered. Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are the foundation of modern electronics, providing a reliable method of connecting electronic components.

Extended Data Fig. 1 Dynamic mechanical analysis of pristine and recycled vitrimer.

Common layer configurations include power and ground planes, signal layers, and dedicated layers for specific purposes like shielding or heat dissipation. The bare PCB is made up of land patterns for components to be attached/soldered on to the PCB. They are interconnected by a conductive printed wire referred to as a trace on a non-conductive substrate.

Source Data Fig. 3

These rules can be applied to individual objects or to groups of objects using queries or using Net Class objects. Take a look at this article to see how you can set up a Net Class in Altium Designer. When you transfer your schematic information to the PcbDoc the component footprints are shown in addition the board outline specified. Prior to placing components you should define the PCB layout (i.e. shape, layer stackup) using the Layer Stackup Manager, shown below.

You’ll have the best PCB design technology on the market when you use Altium Designer. The surface of a printed circuit board is where the components and conductive traces are located. Double-sided PCBs have components and traces on both sides of the board, connected by through-hole vias or surface-mounted vias.The surface of a PCB can also be covered with a layer of solder mask. Solder mask is a protective coating that helps to prevent shorts and other types of damage to the board.

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When selecting metal core materials for a PCB, it is essential to consider the application's specific requirements, such as thermal performance, weight, and cost. It’s important to note that reverse engineering a PCB can be a complex and time-consuming process, and it may be difficult to create an exact replica of the original. Additionally, reverse engineering may not be legal in all situations, so it’s important to verify the legality of reverse engineering any specific piece of technology before attempting this process. The choice of PCB type depends on the specific requirements of the application, including the complexity of the circuit, the available space, and the desired performance characteristics.

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You can define these groups in the PCB layout, or you can define groups on the schematic using Cross Select Mode, which is accessible from the Tools menu. When designing a printed circuit board (PCB), one of the critical factors to consider is the return current path. The return current path refers to the path that the current takes to complete the circuit and return to its source. A clear and well-defined return current path is essential for the proper functioning of the PCB and to avoid any potential issues.

Routing refers to the process of creating connections between different components on the PCB, ensuring that the electrical signals flow smoothly and efficiently. It determines the overall performance, reliability, and manufacturability of the circuit board. Proper  PCB routing helps to minimize signal interference, reduce noise, and optimize the flow of electrical signals. It also ensures that the PCB meets the required electrical and mechanical specifications. Before you start routing, it is essential to have a clear plan for your PCB layout. Consider the placement of components, the size of the board, and any specific design requirements.

Surface-mount technology, on the other hand, is used for smaller, sensitive components like resistors, diodes and the like. Because they are mounted straight to the board, as opposed to through it, the use of smaller components frees up portions of the board that might otherwise have been taken up by leads and solder from larger components. When a component is mounted using a through-hole, the component is actually plugged in through holes in the board itself, with the component’s leads punched through the PCB to the other side.

Multiple etched layers are laminated in succession until the printed circuit board stack-up is complete. This is the overall process used in PCB design fabrication, where the bare board is formed before passing through a printed circuit board's assembly process. Printed circuit board (PCB) design has grown into its own specialized field within the electronics industry.

Understanding the basic concepts and terminology related to PCB design is essential for creating reliable and efficient electronic products. If you want to easily get through all of these stages in the PCB electronics board design process, you need to use the best design software with an intuitive user interface and a complete set of PCB design features. The next generation of PCB design and fabrication marks a convergence with component packaging, which is used to hold semiconductor chips in ICs. Chips in advanced processors and digital/RF modules are placed on an IC substrate, which provides the interconnections between the electrical contacts on the semiconductor die and the PCB. The most advanced ICs are implementing feature sizes that are similar to features found in IC substrates, and the same manufacturing processes are used to produce both IC substrates and UHDI PCBs. The right printed-circuit-board (PCB) design can make or break a project, which is why it’s important to have the proper materials and expertise from the get-go.

These files contain all the necessary information for producing the circuit board, including the component placement, routing, and drill holes. The files are then sent to a manufacturer like NextPCB, who produces the PCB according to the specifications. The Board Class is a classification system used to categorize the quality and reliability of a printed circuit board.

29 Stunning White House Black Trim Exteriors You'll Admire

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• Fab Fifteen Ideas for White House Black Trim
• White House Black Trim Design Ideas
• Black and White Contemporary House
• Modern Summer House With Black Trim

Going all in with the black and white color scheme by layering in black shutters AND a black front door makes this remodeled home shine. Loving those little topiaries framing the front door sidelights. The black trim and wooden accent add a touch of elegance, while the recessed lighting ensures you can enjoy this space even after the sun goes down. Browns and reds are more typical for Spanish colonial revival homes, but this architectural style also looks exquisite with a chic black and white theme. Even if the home is not built with adobe or clay, fiber cement panels can create the same look with a crisp white stucco-style surface. Fiber cement siding can be purchased as large exterior panels with a smooth, wood grain or stucco surface.

Fab Fifteen Ideas for White House Black Trim

The windows and garage doors were the only two black elements we used. In some cases, a white house can look more on the bold side because of black trim and other black elements. A situation like this often happens when the exterior doors and windows are painted in a black tone too. You can try this idea if you think that the white house can look more on the bold side because of black trim. People mostly feel this because when the exterior doors and windows are painted in a black tone and other black elements are overused. Brick gives you another chance to show how sophisticated black and white design is.

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White House Black Trim Design Ideas

The white exterior black trim aesthetic seamlessly adapts to modern homes, enhancing their clean lines and geometric forms. The result is a captivating blend of classic elegance and contemporary flair that transforms your home into a work of art. This infusion transforms your home, whether a spacious estate or a small white house with black trim, into a symbol of sleek, contemporary appeal. Like the white stucco house with black trim, it embodies modern elegance and captivates with its clean lines and distinctive charm. The ceiling of the front porch is stained cedar rather than painted to maintain harmony between these two clashing tones. Also there is absence of any further accent or dramatic colours.

Black and White Contemporary House

However, if you are hoping to update your home’s exterior – one thing that is for sure is that you can’t go wrong with a sleek, modern update on traditional architecture. Adding black trim really emphasizes the natural elegance of a home’s exterior. Let’s take a look at some examples of how clean and contemporary white houses with black trim can be. Modern architecture thrives on simplicity, functionality, and innovation.

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They feature plastic separators to prevent heat from transferring between the external and internal frames. Want to experience life in the past with your white, bright home and all-black windows? Remodeling of a two-story stucco home’s façade in a Mediterranean style. Eric Watson Architect, P.A., did an excellent job with this design.

Loving this black window trim but don’t need to replace your windows any time soon? You can check out some of my favorite Sherwin Williams black paint colors in an earlier blog I wrote if you’re thinking about going that route. Alabaster is a favorite among designers as an exterior white paint color because of its creamy, almost off-white color. The hue is prevented from becoming too warm or looking yellow because of its neutral base making it a great option for a white house exterior color.

Black Roof for White House

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When we talk about using black trim, did you know the gutters are just as important as the rest of your home’s exterior design? The idea is to match the color of the gutters to the rest of the trim of your white house. Check out our collection of white house exteriors with black trim. From the farmhouse style to modern and traditional, enjoy these exterior elevations. Red trim on a white house is a bold, dynamic choice that exudes confidence and vitality. It creates a striking contrast that can highlight architectural features and draw attention to the home’s design.

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Let’s talk about paint colors for a white house black trim exterior color scheme. Painting the exterior of your house can feel downright intimidating. Breaking down a few different shades to consider for both the white exterior and the black trim you can decide which colors will suit your home’s exterior best. Let’s take a look at a farmhouse-style ranch home with an updated exterior. I love this example because it feels achievable which is always an inspiration for me.

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If you are looking for a white paint color that is more neutral, White Dove is a great choice. The second thing to talk about is none other but the black trim. For example, here in the above residence, a yellow glass door is used. The yellow undertone doesn’t look too bright and compliments the white walls pretty well.

The contrast between white and black is our favorite in terms of how stylish the two colors look next to one another. Here’s another classic farmhouse design that’s being brought up to date with flat black roof shingles and window trims. The front door, carriage house lanterns, and even the plant pots are black. The carriage house garage doors here are all white, as opposed to the all black doors in the last picture.

The black borders outline the house’s structure, creating a noticeable difference from the white walls. Adding a front door wreath can add class and a long-lasting appearance with a traditional vibe. Discover the fascinating single-story white house black trim Ideas, a new way that mixes classic vibes with a twist. Think of a lovely house with white walls that create a unique difference, leaving a strong impression.

Solid black roofing and trim help calm the textured appearance of white brick to establish a solid, cohesive look that is attractive and timeless. Even with this approach to exterior color, there are many different detailing decisions to make. The minor details are not so small; they can alter the entire exterior aesthetic. There are plenty of brown shades to pair with white siding and black trim. Brown as the window frames or decorative details will flatter many textures and exterior styles just as its neutral cousins would, but with more warmth. A bright shade of red adds an interesting focal point and signals the homeowner’s elegant taste.

With a passion for home decor and improvement, my articles are tailored to inspire and guide fellow enthusiasts. Join me in creating beautiful, functional spaces that resonate with your style. I dream of the day I will have a home that has gas lanterns in the front. As you can see, the oversized lanterns on this sprawling Beverly Hills Transitional home are charming and accentuate the stone cladded entryway. The house interior is also swoonworthy if you love a modern aesthetic. It’s the perfect choice for anyone who wants a stylish home with plenty of practical features.

This home in Charleston, SC, embraces the Southern style, with its interesting gable roof detail. It also looks to 2023 and beyond, experimenting with the white home with a black trim idea. Black trim works because of its place at the end of a neutral gray palette. You can match it with stone and various textures on the roof and sidings. In case you’re looking for brand new black trim windows, the best option is to go for vinyl windows or black aluminum clad windows for added durability. The black trim as a rake board can impart a finishing touch to the roof and add aesthetic value as well.

Besides, the designer also decorated the house with black chairs, lanterns, numbers, and even a mailbox to complete everything. Take a glance at this beautiful Spanish-style home; it is a stunning example. As we all know, whether traditional or modern, the exteriors of Spanish-style residences are made from stucco. Here the stucco exterior is from Light Pewter by Benjamin Moore, and the trim and the windows are from Onyx by Benjamin Moore. Country houses have a charm that makes anyone fall in love with them!

A wooden toned door with black trims on a white house makes an interesting combination that leads to a unique effect and hikes the aesthetic scale of the structure. In order to add vibrance to the white structure, windows and garage doors can be painted with bold black. Set in a crisp landscape, this white house black trim house can stand out with brown wooden beams and greenery surrounding the building. This small step can make the simple elevation look complex and interesting. You can use either white rake boards, black rake boards, or both in your single-story white house black trim exterior designs. This combination of colors and black trims will give your home a finishing touch to your roofs.

Industrial Control Panel Design: Steps and Considerations

Table Of Content

• Project Management, Engineering, & Testing Value Added
• Multi-purроse TV cabinet design for living room
• Control Components and Circuits
• Create The Ideal Solution For Your Product Identification Needs

Food, beverage and pharmaceutical installations may require special sanitary enclosures that resist harboring contamination (Figure 2). The specifics of your ideal pull testing method may vary by wire type and application. Poor electrical grounding is one of the top causes of failure in control devices. It’s a human safety risk and produces electrical noise that hampers performance.

Project Management, Engineering, & Testing Value Added

Additionally, the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) 79A (Electrical Standard for Industrial Machinery) and the National Electrical Code (NFPA 70) are great resources. Depending on the ultimate product application, observing appropriate standards ensures that a product will meet industry criteria. This includes the placement of components, legend size and color, emergency stop switch configuration and guards and other ergonomic factors that improve usability, efficiency and safety. Once you’ve spotted and located the control panel components, create the electrical schematics to have an organized plan for part connection. This organization ensures proper and efficient system functionality.

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Rapidly advancing automation technology along with increasingly stringent rules and regulations have made it difficult to design the most cost-effective, yet robust control solutions. Designing the best products requires a well-versed team who is constantly increasing their knowledge base and adapting what they know of electrical control panel design guidelines. With a team of engineers who specializes in control panel design, programming, and integration, it is our job to stay up to day on the latest standards, certifications, and technologies. In terms of laying out industrial control panels, wiring plays an absolutely critical role in effective design and construction.

Control Components and Circuits

The physical limits for installation of the components must be factored in, and any necessary ventilation or air circulation must be accommodated. Depending on regional and national safety codes, operators may have ample room to access the control panel and its various parts easily. It is important that these specifications are followed carefully to ensure that both personnel safety and the accurate functioning of the panel are upheld at all times. Parts of NFPA 79 apply to control circuits, operator interface, equipment location, mounting, and enclosures in control panels.

Can you point me to national and international standards that I should be using and other resources to get the design right. I want to ensure I get the wiring, panel layouts and integration done in an industry standard way. Finally, we get to the control cabinet layout detailing the cutouts and cabinet-mounted devices. The environmental rating of the control cabinet final installation location should also be considered. Washdown areas may be obvious and have clear requirements such as NEMA 4X, but general industrial-use control panels need to be protected, as well.

High-voltage components need enough room to work without creating electrical arcs. Follow the component manufacturer’s instructions for minimum distances between conductors, energized parts, and nearby surfaces (both grounded and non-grounded). Organizing components by function or size is another fundamental aspect of a high-performing panel. Putting an early emphasis on physical layout minimizes launch delays due to unresolved problems discovered during production or testing.

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Completionof the ICCquestionnaire helps customers understand the level of detail necessary todesign and build a control panel. Additionally, it helps our engineers understand exactly what is neededfor the end product. Furthermore, modern TV units incorporate features such as built-in storage, cable management solutions, and integration with other entertainment devices, making them functional as well as stylish. When choosing a TV unit design, consider factors such as available space, style, material, storage needs, and viewing angle to ensure it meets your requirements and complements your home decor seamlessly. This shоuld nоt deter yоu frоm develорing а рrасtiсаl аnd innоvаtive simple LED panel design for small bedroom. Tаke а lооk аt hоw the neutrаl wаlls, windows and the ceiling helр tо elevаte this simрle аnd eаsy style.

Industrial control panels contain components and wires that handle high-load currents. So follow the relevant electrical codes and standards to the letter. The typical codes and standards in North America are the National Electrical Code (NEC) and Canadian Electrical Code (CEC). Some control panel designers start with a Human Machine Interface (HMI). Sometimes an HMI is the way to go, but you should always use the simplest operator device type appropriate to the application.

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Then determine the best power component type to use based on function and select the right size based on voltage and load current. The right type insures it’ll function as desired and the right size insures it’ll reliably handle the load. Use a pull test to ensure a connection can withstand force during the control panel’s installation or operation. The first step to successfully spec’ing an enclosure size is to consider how it’ll perform on Day 1. Double-check that all components fit without coming into contact and short-circuiting each other. Download the ICC control panel Design Packet to allow us to gather the details necessary to design and build your panel right the first time.

Specification documents, codes and regulations, and other less formal methods may drive requirements — but control panel designs must meet or exceed all these directives. In most modern processing plants, production equipment and systems incorporate at least some degree of automation. Sometimes it comes integrated with packaged equipment from original equipment manufacturer (OEM) vendors, and other times the controls are designed by engineering firms and systems integrators (SIs). Control panels are usually assembled in a shop dedicated to this work, and they are then factory-installed on OEM equipment or shipped to the field for “stick built” installations. NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) 79 is a section of the NEC that pertains to wiring standards for industrial machinery. NFPA 79 provides safeguards for industrial machinery aimed at protecting operators, equipment, facilities, and work-in-progress from fire and electrical hazards.

This includes electrical schematics, test results, installation instructions, and maintenance procedures that may be needed in the future. Furthermore, this documentation is important for any oversight or compliance requirements and provides an easy-to-access manual when needed. It ensures that the custom control panel system will work smoothly with no unexpected issues and provides reference materials in the future. The National Electrical Code (NEC), or NFPA 70, is a widely-accepted standard for the safe installation of electrical equipment and wiring. The NEC is adopted by state or by region to standardize the enforcement of safe electrical practices. Article 409 covers industrial control panels and applies to panels intended for general use at 600 volts or less, in ordinary locations.

Revamp Your White House: 12 Best Trim Colors Unveiled

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• Classic and Quaint Colorado Farmhouse
• White House Black Window Trim
• Transitional Black and White Home Exterior
• White House with Black Trim: Classic or Trendy?

The use of natural wood adds a characterized vibe to the outside appearance, while the contrasting black borders and black border picture frame give an interesting twist. These single-story white houses with black trim combine the comfort of traditional wooden architecture with a modish touch. From all the white houses with black trim ideas above, which one steals your attention? Black trim is not a new trend, and many architectural styles use it along with a variety of other darker shades. You can go with a modern white house with black trim or a black house with white trim; both ways, your exteriors will look spectacular.

Classic and Quaint Colorado Farmhouse

This outstanding and extraordinary architectural masterpiece continues to redefine what attracts people in today’s world. As you can see in the photo, it is not just a regular wall because of the shingles material covering it. There’s plenty of whites to choose from but these are among the most popular for a reason.

White House Black Window Trim

For thicker than traditional sizes, window casings can expand emphasis and dimension. Black window cases on white siding tend to exacerbate the effect, creating a bold perimeter that brings attention to the architecture. Black accents are a great way to add some drama and interest to your home whether it be outside or inside. Now, here are some other good options if you’re wanting a very nearly black paint color but not literal black. I’ve written about my favorite black paint colors for furniture, and essentially it’s tricorn black.

Transitional Black and White Home Exterior

The overall appearance of this modest, comfortable white siding house is both timeless and modern thanks to all these small features. On the beams and pillars, you can enhance an accent made of wood that looks real. Also while adding color, this will enhance how welcoming the residence seems. Don’t use too many wooden furnishings or accents in your home, though, as the predominant color scheme is white and black.

Whether it’s a traditional house or a modern style, this look with a black and white combination is easy to achieve and will ensure a highly aesthetic design for your home. Another dazzling combination is with white shingles contrasted with black trim. Ivory color with a yellow undertone gives a warm appearance to the house.

It is maybe because of how it can make simple-looking windows to be something extraordinary. The classic black and white combination is something applicable in almost every house part, no matter whether it is in the interior or exterior. You can also use rake boards to cover the sides of the sloped gable roof. The house also features tall and huge glass windows, which are framed by aluminum frames.

The farmhouse has a look that never goes out of fashion, blending old-fashioned with new ideas. But with the emergence of the farmhouse trend, the white exteriors are highlighted and made more appealing with the use of black trims. A white house black trim combination doesn’t only go well with a black roof, instead, a tint of brown can be taken into consideration for a more enhanced view. If you really want to take the white house black trim look to the next level, you can paint your “trim” black. And by trim, I’m talking about the fascia boards and maybe even your soffits.

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The standout design ideas here are the all black garage and black metal balcony railings. It’s nearly a wall of windows, which are trimmed in black, creating a block of black in-between the white bookends. White paint will still be the de facto color for farmhouses in the following years.

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This will not only add color but also increases the welcoming visual of the house. However, the main theme is white and black, so don’t use too many wooden portions or elements in your residence. If you love traditional exteriors and want to recreate the look, go with the off-white base with darker trims.

More and more homeowners are drawn toward homes with a fusion of design influences. This color is another classic addition to the black and white pairing, which makes a dramatic choice. Navy blue works with many colors, such as charcoal and off-white. Use it for your shutters or as a decorative accent color to create an interesting visual impact. There are also some inspiring blue houses with white trims that you want to see.

This black-and-white-themed Dutch home design will astound everyone. Everything in this CÚRE & PENABAD design appears to be both stunning and amazing simultaneously. Tricorn Black paint from Sherwin Williams provides this home with a classy feel. That said, if you’re looking to save on materials or refresh old windows, black paint is the perfect solution. Maybe you want a black trim thats more washed out and not the traditional stark black. Whatever it is you’re looking for, there’s endless hues to make your vision come to life.

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The combination of a white brick exterior with black trim can add boldness to the overall design. This stunning example of a modern white house with black trim is sure to let in lots of natural light with all those windows. The black and white color combination along with the straight-lined exterior creates a very clean look. With the perfect amount of light reflecting off the perfectly still, crystal clear water this backyard would be the perfect place to unwind and relax any night of the week. This design features a simple single-story white house with black trim and a brown roof.

Black vinyl windows need minimal upkeep, if any at all, and, if you have brickwork in your exterior, the black window will offer a lovely visual complement. Avoid using black windows on period houses since it might look out of place with the original design. A pop of color, like a vibrant red, can liven up any single story white house black trim scheme. Using a bright color to emphasize the black and white combination draws more attention and makes the design more noticeable. If you want to build a white wooden house as well, get some ideas from the image above.

75 Beautiful Modern House Exterior Ideas and Designs April 2024

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• Featured California Style House Plan
• The Olympic gold medalist bought the circa-1955 modernist gem in 2018 and fully refreshed its dated interiors.
• Door designs: 40 modern doors perfect for every home
• Green roof as part of modern house design
• Plan: #208-1006
• Kitchens

The main living areas are open, with a large prep island that includes an eating bar. A wall of sliding glass doors opens to the spacious deck for seamless indoor/outdoor living. A modern house plan refers to a specific style of architecture that emerged in the early 20th century and continues to be popular in the 21st century.

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These houses can vary noticeably in appearance, though many focus on simple exteriors incorporating a wide range of building materials. Available in both one-story and two-story layouts, these homes bring modern design elements into play by increasing the flow between rooms and incorporating numerous windows. When we take all criteria described above, we get one and only, “the wow factor”.

The Olympic gold medalist bought the circa-1955 modernist gem in 2018 and fully refreshed its dated interiors.

The vaulted great room flows effortlessly into the kitchen, where an island is ready to serve up snacks. You can’t beat an original and the New York City home of John and Christine Gachot takes the cake. This wild townhouse is an architectural icon, first serving as the home and studio of modernist legend Paul Rudolph and later as the ’70s party den of fashion designer Halston. The trick to creating an inviting modern architecture home is to juxtapose warm and cool, which is what MV Group did to this estate, Casa Costanera, by combining elements such as exposed concrete and EPAY woods. The inside is just as inviting, especially in the 1,000-bottle wine cellar. The juxtaposition of this modern home surrounded by the stately oak trees of the south makes for an extra alluring feel.

Door designs: 40 modern doors perfect for every home

For the Stahls, it became the blank screen on which they projected their dreams of a life together, a place to build a future, a family, and a house like no other. Weekly updates on the latest design and architecture vacancies advertised on Dezeen Jobs. Daily updates on the latest design and architecture vacancies advertised on Dezeen Jobs. London office Takero Shimazaki Architects renovated this apartment within the Barbican Estate, which is known for its brutalist architecture – a style that emerged in the UK in the 1950s.

Green roof as part of modern house design

It is designed by Austin Maynard architects and located in Australia. Due to “L” shaped house design, owners are able to enjoy in central courtyard, which houses gorgeous swimming pool, without the interruption of their privacy. The house also offers an incredible unobstructed views of the city below. California offers the perfect climate and location for relaxed living and homes that blur the lines between indoors and out. The West Coast aesthetic is eclectic and often filled with bohemian touches, natural elements, exquisite vintage and antique furnishings, and plenty of bold art.

Plan: #208-1006

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Almost a year ago, Shaun White and his longtime partner, The Vampire Diaries actress Nina Dobrev, jointly purchased an updated midcentury modern home secluded high in the hills above Hollywood. So it’s hardly surprising that White’s old house—a smaller but no less stylish and glass-walled midcentury modern elsewhere in the Hollywood Hills—has now popped up for sale, asking exactly $5 million. An office space in the Gatehouse is now a soothing spa-inspired lounge designed by Margaret Lalikian. The designer referenced the house’s original name, El Robles—Spanish for oak tree—with a tree-filled landscape mural by Arpy Dabbaghian.

Plan: #196-1030

An eye-catching natural stone by Walker Zanger was selected for the counters and backsplash, and the space was outfitted with the latest Monogram appliances. Samatha Williams’s Tearoom in the Gatehouse is brimming with vintage charm and elegant accents. Working with Jacqueline Black and Michelle Porreca, Williams brought in a Chinoiserie wall covering to give the space a garden-like atmosphere. They also installed a grass cloth ceiling treatment and sisal rug to add texture. Native California wildflowers accent the Arroyo Vista Garden, which was designed with fire safety in mind.

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Mary Maydan of Maydan Architects broke the mold of traditional architecture in Silicon Valley when she designed this home for her family. This exterior shot of the back of the home shows that it's all about indoor/outdoor living, with large windows blurring the line between the two. The home, the first of its kind in the area, was designed to introduce ultra-modern minimalistic style to the otherwise traditional neighborhood. Modern house designs also often feature flat or low-sloped roofs, with a focus on clean and minimalist design elements. The use of natural and sustainable materials, such as wood, stone, and metal, adds warmth and texture to these homes, while also providing a nod to the natural surroundings. Based in the countryside of Río Claro, Brazil, this 6803-square-foot modern house is a functional space that welcomes family and friends.

Take a peek at the homes of some of the Golden State’s most stylish residents—tech moguls and Hollywood power players alike. Here’s a small contemporary design that takes advantage of every square foot. Near the front of the plan, you'll find two bedrooms (one displaying a walk-in closet). So, no matter where you are in those 18,000 square feet, you can get a view of the city and the Hudson River. A state-of-the-art modern home, Villa La Toca features a 390-square-meter illuminated terrace with a rounded 59-square meter-swimming pool and wraparound views. An illuminated staircase leaves the bright stage, dropping into a tree-lined descent.

“For the wall mural, I had to pick something to bring them into nature and a calming environment,” Lalikian says. “I’m all about gardens connecting the architecture into the landscape,” landscape architect Timothy John Palcic tells AD PRO. He used a limited palette of chartreuse and dark hues that nod to the brick exterior and arranged benches to create intimate seating areas within the larger English-garden-inspired space. Designer Mark Hermogeno paid tribute to Silver Queen Susanna Bransford Emery-Holmes in the kitchen, butler’s pantry, family room, powder room, and mudroom. “We had thought, What if she actually came back to life and asked us to remodel the space? They brought in plenty of glitz and glamour befitting the Silver Queen.

Tucked away on a little-known cul-de-sac in the Outpost Estates neighborhood, the 0.33-acre property offers a two-car carport and a petite driveway. The house itself is screened off from the street via a cement block wall painted a crisp white, while a gated walkway leads past a long thicket of bamboo on its way to the front door. Jerome Thiebault created a polished and petite bathroom complete with storage and a shower. Troweled cement plaster was applied to the walls, and handcrafted Zia tile adds pattern to the floor. Designer Ashleigh Miranda focused on juxtaposing technology and earthy elements in her moody media room.

In the old, old days of the internet, Brown managed the fashion blog AndIGetDressed and worked in PR. "I began creating content only as early as 2011, posting daily outfits," she says. "I'm an early pioneer in the plus-size fashion space and started creating content around decor more intentionally around 2020." Designer Stephanie Hatten updated the Gatehouse Kitchen, turning it into an airy English-country-inspired space.

The walls throughout this farmhouse-style home are painted in Silver Satin OC-26 by Sherwin-Williams. All of these features combined create an inviting and personable atmosphere. Curvy woven lounge chairs and a black and white rug with a simple geometric pattern were placed in the spacious living room that overlooks the lush grounds. In recent years, the house was redecorated for an installation that featured furnishings and personal belongings of the late research physician Edith Farnsworth, its original client. Comprised of three rectilinear volumes arranged around a central courtyard, Whidbey Island Farm was designed by MW Works in Washington. The sweeping canopy of this weekend home, designed by Kovac Design Studio for film and television agent Todd Feldman, unites a series of guest pavilions and shades visitors from the relentless desert heat.

17 Modern Architecture Homes We'd Love to Live in

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• Plan 6454
• Glass Link House / Scott Edwards Architecture
• Plan: #208-1025
• House In Fusato / Studio Cochi Architects
• An Ethereal Glass Residence in Amagansett

You will notice I picked some pretty small houses (in comparison to others) for this list. Good architects and their clients who have taste and style will together create gorgeous modern house designs, no matter how big the house is at the end. What makes these modern house designs so special and different from others?

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Small house design based on minimalism and “less is more” approach can do wonders. Think modern architecture and you may imagine white exteriors and industrial metals. Other times, a modern home can be warmed up with a stone exterior and a warm glow of interior lights—a roaring fire pit always helps too. And don’t even get us started on that oversized balcony, perfect for a cocktail party. All house plans and images on The House Designers® websites are protected under Federal and International Copyright Law.

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“We wanted to concentrate on polished nickels and polished chromes to get that silver feel back in,” he says of the fixtures, hardware, and lighting by Kohler and Kallista. Hermogeno and designer Lynette Chin brought in a mix of vintage and new furnishings in the family room, incorporating performance fabrics for durability. “[We made] sure that it was a really usable room, that it didn’t just look nice,” Hermogeno says. For a bedroom off the nursery, Carmine Sabatella wanted to create a jewel-toned escape. “I thought, if somebody’s taking care of the baby, they have a space where they can come and feel like it’s a retreat,” Sabatella says. The designer outfitted a door handcrafted in India with a vintage mirror to create a one of a kind headboard and bathed the space in deep emerald green.

Glass Link House / Scott Edwards Architecture

They found themselves gawping at the entirety of Los Angeles spread out below in a grid that went on for an eternity or two. In the kismet-filled conversation that followed, Buck agreed to buy the barren one-eighth-acre lot for $13,500, with $100 down and the seller maintaining the mortgage until the Stahls paid it off. On that site, they would construct Case Study House #22, designed by Pierre Koenig, arguably the most famous of all the houses in the famous Case Study program that Arts & Architecture magazine initiated in 1945. For generations of pilgrims, gawkers, architecture students, and midcentury-modern aficionados, it would be known simply as the Stahl House. The low-rise nature of the buildings allows for open-plan interior spaces, such as a living room complete with tan-brown leather sofas overlooked by a light-wood panelled ceiling.

A Monolithic Argentinian House Set In Stone And Concrete

Spanning 693 square meters, this home has far-flung views of the valley in Bragança Paulista, São Paulo, Brazil. Board-formed concrete and wood-slatted window shutters give the home exterior texture and tone. Graceful stilts support the base of the structure, while cantilevered volumes form oblique edges. In contradiction to the box-like modern architecture that the homeowner had previously experienced, this Indian home design has silky, curvilinear architecture.

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Plan: #208-1025

This is Idea House 3, a new iteration of the Walker museum gift shop, which closed during the pandemic. Idea House 3 was inspired by the museum’s Idea House concept of the 1940s, which displayed modern design and contemporary art. The “Lawless Sofa,” created by the Detroit-based designer Evan Fay, features a snaking white cushion wrapped around a steel-pipe frame.

House In Fusato / Studio Cochi Architects

Next two modern houses are perfect examples of exterior house design facing the backyard where modern house design is complemented with terraces, swimming pools and gardens. You can read more about Double Bay residence and its amazing house design here. Common opinion among people is that house has to be huge or expensive to be beautiful or amazing.

Claywood House in Hampshire, England is a wheelchair-friendly abode with flush thresholds, wide hallways, and low windows. The accessible residence won House of the Year 2022 at the British Homes Awards. This peaceful Japanese house in Hiroshima city belongs to its designer. The irregularities of the site include a large tunnel that penetrates Mt. Eba.

The 4,000 square feet, designed by noted architect Jim Thomas of Thomas and Denzinger Architects, is warmed up by the sweeping views of a salt marsh and salt ponds. – Redesigning kitchen, living room, bedrooms, bathrooms, etc. and rearranging room location in the floor plan. There's always been a fine line between architecture and fashion, one Brown eventually crossed over when she moved to Los Angeles in 2019. A New York native, she finally had the space to decorate, but with everything closed down (it's peak 2020), she had to get creative.

A modern extension holds the kitchen and bedrooms, but our favorite part is the party-ready courtyard, which features a pool, pergola, and downtown views. “Giving something another chapter just makes it even more special,” architect Vicki Yuan says. Perhaps it’s a historic saltbox, with its quirky roofline and coastal charm. But if historical styles just aren’t your thing and you prefer the rationality of open floor plans and sleek lines, then you’ll definitely be Zillowing for that perfect modern house. Don’t get us wrong, we love the charm of craftsman and tudor-style homes, but there’s something about modern architecture homes that are particularly stirring.

If you prefer true houses without stairs, our one story house plans deliver plush comfort all on one level, while our two story homes offer additional space on your lot. Modern house plans are characterized by their sleek and contemporary design aesthetic. These homes often feature clean lines, minimalist design elements, and an emphasis on natural materials and light. Modern home plans are designed to be functional and efficient, with a focus on open spaces and natural light. Modern homes are ideal for view lots due to their oversized windows and open interiors that bring sights deeper inside. Finally, modern house plans have plenty of sleek curb appeal, so they're perfect if you want your home to stand out on the street.

– Adding or removing 1-2 rooms (depending on complexity and square footage). This Bel-Air property has a show-stopping swimming pool that snakes around the property’s curved boundary. The 20,000-square-foot home has a professional tennis court, a twenty-person movie theater, a gym & spa, and a huge wine room. Carla House is located in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, where the view reaches all the way to the Hollywood sign. The 20,000-square-foot home has two wings settled on either side of a 2,000-square-foot upper deck, above an 84-foot-long lap pool.

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Rammed earth gives this modern structure reduced solar heat gain, which keeps the temperature a comfortable 7 and 10 degrees cooler than the climate of Gujarat. Using sustainable building practices from our past, the 3000-square-foot house blends sympathetically with the natural habitat and farmlands. Shining white render cuts cleanly above a base of rustic stone walls in this modern home build. The stacked, three-story arrangement reflects in huge a swimming pool that wraps the perimeter.

Follow us for a daily dose of outstanding homes, intelligent architecture & beautiful design. Curves and ellipses shape this extraordinary yet compact modern home and swimming pool, which is located at the edge of a golf course in Valencia, Spain. As well as being incredibly striking, the curves expand the sense of space. This residence boasts an enviable position in the Sotogrande development, along with some of the most extravagant properties in Spain. Its contemporary exterior is filled with classic elegance, stylish sophistication, and state-of-the-art technology. In Melbourne, Australia, this two-story home displays a linear minimalist aesthetic at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac.

There is some overlap with contemporary house plans with our modern house plan collection featuring those plans that push the envelope in a visually forward-thinking way. Highly functional layouts that waste no space thanks to their smart floor plans and well-thought amenities. Our built home gallery reflects modern house plans that were customized to make them more personal according to peoples’ preferred style and their individual needs. This was achieved by added rooms, extended spaces, changed roofs, and even applied different siding materials. Each modern house design emphasizes a cozy and welcoming atmosphere for the families to grow and stories to be told.

What is Bad Design? updated 2024 IxDF

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• How Bad UX and UI Design Impacts User Experience
• The base: walls, shades, floor, ceiling
• Literature on Bad Design
• All open-source articles on Bad Design

Usability testing, for example, allows teams to observe real users interacting with the product, uncovering problems with navigation, comprehension, or task completion. Performance testing ensures the product functions smoothly under different conditions, while accessibility testing verifies that it serves a broad audience, including users with disabilities. By incorporating user feedback and data from these tests, teams can make informed revisions, enhancing the product's overall quality and avoiding design decisions that detract from the user experience. Testing, therefore, serves as a critical feedback loop in the design process, ensuring that the final product meets user needs and expectations effectively. Designers learn from bad design examples by analyzing their ineffectiveness and user frustration causes. They identify specific design elements that hinder usability, such as unclear navigation, inconsistent layouts, or the absence of accessibility features.

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Don’t forget to think about cable management and hiding wires to keep your space looking clean and organized. Also, be cautious of going overboard with extras and decorations, as they can detract from the overall design and functionality of your theater. A high-quality sound system is essential for creating an immersive experience. Consider investing in a surround sound system that includes at least 5.1 channels. This will provide you with a dynamic range of sound that will enhance your movie-watching or gaming experience. The first thing to think about when choosing equipment for your home theater is the size and layout of your room.

How Bad UX and UI Design Impacts User Experience

By changing the curtains, the appearance is renewed easily and quickly. Double curtains, from a material of different colors on each side denotes, for example, the bedroom with gentler shades and the living room with a bright color. If you think that the partition curtain is a new trend in interior design, you are very wrong. Even in peasant huts, and later in communal apartments, where large families lived in one room, this method of dividing the space into zones was used. When choosing your equipment, keep in mind some common mistakes to avoid.

The base: walls, shades, floor, ceiling

Testing prevents bad design with a systematic approach to evaluation. Testing evaluates usability, functionality, and user satisfaction before a product is finalized. Through various testing methods, designers and developers can identify and address issues that could lead to poor user experiences.

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They found Clippy annoying rather than helpful, leading Microsoft to disable the feature by default in Office XP and eventually remove it altogether in future versions. This basketball is super tacky right out of the box for superior ball control and shooting accuracy throughout the game. At Baden, we celebrate sports’ ability to bring together communities, forge friendships, and create memories that last a lifetime.

Create personas and user journey maps to guide design decisions from the perspective of the end-user. It should look representative and impressive, like a family treasure. So you’ll want to look inside it for a drawer with a secret drawer, which stores secret maps and documents. It is very important to properly store bags of concrete so that it does not get damp – on pallets, preferably so that they do not touch the outside wall. Of course, all of this affects the characteristics of concrete, in addition to color. The same criteria are key in determining the area allocated to the future guest bathroom.

The division with curtains saves space and creates a romantic atmosphere. To fix the curtains you will need a curtain rod installed at the place of zoning. With their help divides the room completely or partially, with a hint that there is another zone.

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With these 20 exterior home design apps, you’ll have all the tools you need to create the perfect home for you and your family. When designing a home theater, there are several key factors to consider. It’s important to choose a room with enough space to accommodate all the necessary equipment and seating. Additionally, you should consider the acoustics of the room and how it will affect the sound quality. Another important factor is the choice of audio and video equipment, which should be selected based on your budget and personal preferences. Lastly, you should consider the seating arrangement and comfort to ensure an optimal entertainment experience.

That improves the results in the test, but ruins the feature for people who know what they are doing. When it comes to choosing a colour scheme for your kitchen, opt for light and neutral colours. This will help to create a feeling of space and will also be easy to accessorise with different colours and patterns. The heart of the home, the kitchen is arguably the most important room in the house.

Light control is essential to create the perfect ambiance in your home theater. Paint the walls and ceiling in dark colors to minimize reflections and maximize picture quality. Install blackout curtains or blinds to block out any unwanted light from windows.

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If so, you’re probably searching for the best app that can help you bring your vision to life. It’s essential to find an app that offers the capabilities you need to create the perfect exterior design for your home. Many times, we designers tend to get carried away with the newest interaction styles or actions, but it is critical that you always exercise caution when your design could add friction to user actions.

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• What is a Knot in Nautical Terms?
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• What’s the average speed of a cruise ship?
• Cruise Ship Speed FAQs

Therefore, it makes sense to run everything possible during normal operation so that there isn’t excess fuel being burned just sitting idle. For example, if you’re sailing from Miami to San Juan, Puerto Rico, your boat may not need to make more than 10 knots because you’ll only be going about 100 miles per day. The main exception is that a ship will speed up in the event of a storm or rough waters in hopes of passing through it quickly. The captain may sometimes decide to speed up if they know a storm is coming in hopes of outrunning it. Finally, a cruise ship maintains a certain speed to keep on schedule.

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When traveling in the identical way as the seas, cruise ships are able to achieve a higher average speed. Cruise lines, on the other hand, never wait for the sea situations to be ideal before attempting to shatter world records. Ships drilling their way through the water experience more resistance than a car cruising down the highway. This results in monstrous energy consumption and big boats burn through fuel fast when traveling at top speeds. Thankfully, emergencies don’t happen all that often on the high seas aboard a cruise ship.

What is a Knot in Nautical Terms?

To learn more about what a knot is and how it relates to speed, check out our article explaining how fast a knot is. The speed of the ship will be adjusted by the captain and his crew depending on the weather conditions and the ocean power that are present. Boat speeds and the amount of time it takes for ships to arrive at harbors would both be decelerated when there are rough seas and heavy gusts. The fastest ocean liner ever built was the SS United States which, on her maiden voyage in 1952, shattered the trans-Atlantic speed record and reached a top speed of 39 knots (45 mph). You can read more about the differences between cruise ships and ocean liners here. Cruise ships can go faster when they’re going in the same direction as the waves.

How fast do Royal Caribbean ships go?

Chinese Taishan is only a 24,427 ton vessel with a maximum capacity of 927. Royal Caribbean’s Radiance Class ships are quite speedy as well, being able to travel at speeds of 25 knots or 28 mph. On average, Royal Caribbean vessels tend to have the fastest average speeds. Cruise Hive was established back in 2008 and among the earliest blogs in the industry. Since the start, it's been our aim to provide the latest cruise news covering all the major cruise lines.

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It takes roughly 6 days to complete the crossing of the Atlantic ocean. During this journey, you’ll see plenty of sights along the way. You’ll pass through places like Bermuda, St. Lucia and Barbados. First, you must determine how much extra power you need in order to increase your speed beyond what is normally required. Then, you must find ways to add that amount of power to your existing engine system.

Without powerful engines, cruise ships would never make it out of port. At that time, it was the longest and biggest ship in the world — a title now held by Royal Caribbean’s Freedom of the Seas. The QM2 is the only transatlantic cruise ship currently in operation, and it offers one annual cruise that crosses the Atlantic.

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Cruise ships are equipped with sophisticated navigation systems that allow them to determine the most efficient routes and maintain their speed in varying weather conditions. These systems use GPS, radar, and weather data to help the crew make informed decisions about the ship’s course and speed. However, the knot is not only an alternate spelling of the word naut. So when asking how fast can a cruise ship go, really you’re asking about theoreticals – because ships will only travel as fast as they need to. Although the 1,928-passenger SS United States retired from service in 1969, she still holds the record as the fastest ocean liner to cross the Atlantic in either direction. So, even if a cruise ship has a top speed of 25 knots, it will realistically only ever travel at about 20 knots because this speed is much more efficient.

Cruise Ship Speed FAQs

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When it comes to the speed of cruise ships, it’s important to understand that there is a difference between the maximum speed and the average cruising speed. The average cruising speed of a cruise ship typically ranges from 19 to 23 knots, which is about 22 to 26 miles per hour. However, this is just an average and can vary depending on various factors. One of the main factors that determine the speed of a cruise ship is the power of its engines.

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Most cruise ships sail around 20 knots per nautical mile, which translates to 23 miles per hour on land. However, anywhere between 18 and 22 knots would be considered a typical speed for a cruise ship. This article will tell you how quickly cruise ships go in both nautical miles per hour and the corresponding number of knots. In addition to this, it discusses the peak speeds that cruise ships are capable of reaching and discusses why this speed is seldom ever used by cruise ships.

In some protected areas, like Alaska’s Glacier Bay National Park, there are strict rules about how fast cruise ships can go, to preserve the area’s wildlife. Ships use nautical miles because they’re equal to a specific distance around the Earth. Since the Earth is spherical, using the nautical mile allows for the curvature of the planet and is a more precise measurement of distance traveled. Sailors have measured a ship’s speed in knots since the 16th century. The slowest cruise ship ever built was called the SS United States which had a top speed of just 2 knots.

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In reality, how fast cruise ships go has little to do with the time of day and more to do with fuel efficiency, weather, the ship’s schedule, and passenger comfort. The Queen Mary 2 holds the title of fastest cruise ship in the world with speeds of 30 knots. This is a phenomenal speed considering the ship is close to 150,000 gross tons in size . This incredible speed allows Cunard to offer 7 day transatlantic cruises between Southampton and New York on Queen Mary 2. No other vessel this size can cross the Atlantic as fast as Queen Mary 2. There’s no official record of the fastest cruise ship as cruise ships rarely, if ever, use their top speed.

It’s very rare for a cruise ship top speed to be used – in fact, for itineraries visiting ports close to each other, the average speed of cruise ship travel might be much lower. At first glance, going along at 25 miles per hour may not seem that fast, but for comparison, many residential streets have a 25 mile per hour speed limit. So the next time that you see a car drive past your house, imagine instead that a cruise ship is sailing by that quickly. No, it’s never safe to board a cruise ship whose top speed is less than ten knots. Even though cruise ships may appear to move slowly compared to larger ocean going vessels, they still possess tremendous amounts of momentum.

The engines supply the power to turn propeller shafts that move the boat by displacing water. A transmission system connecting the engines to the propellers determines how fast the propellers move, thus the speed of the boat. When people ask how fast cruise ships go, they’re usually referring to ocean-going ships. River cruise ships tend to travel much slower than those on the open ocean. When a cruise ship is sailing at night to reach port in the morning, the captain knows how fast they’ll need to go in the current conditions to arrive on time.

Before we start, it’s essential to understand that the speed of ships is measured differently than we’re used to on land. Instead of miles per hour, sailors use nautical miles and knots. Officers on the bridge will adjust speed to account for weather and ocean conditions — rough seas and high winds mean slower speeds — and port arrival times. Early arrival into port can come with extra fees that cruise lines are loath to incur, which usually means they prefer to take their time by slowing their speed.

Understanding the factors that affect the speed of cruise ships is essential for planning your next cruise vacation. As you’ve learned, the size and weight of the ship, the number of passengers onboard, the distance and itinerary, and fuel consumption all contribute to determining the cruising speed. Fuel consumption is another crucial factor affecting the speed of cruise ships. Operating at higher speeds requires more fuel, which can be a significant cost for cruise lines.