A Minimalist, Semi-Prefabricated Beach House Architecture by Sasha Gattermayr The Bundeena house comprises two pavilions wrapping a courtyard. Photo – Katherine Lu. The rear pavilion contains the living, dining and kitchen spaces separated by a large fireplace in the centre of the room. Kitchen under bench joinery painted with Dulux Karori Sanctuary. Kitchen overhead joinery painted Dulux Bottle Green. Photo – Katherine Lu. Garden landscaped by Christopher Owen of Fieldwork flanks either side of this wing of the building. Interior Walls painted Dulux Linseed. Photo – Katherine Lu. The raw and unfinished material palette works to achieve Hannah’s vision for a relaxed, simple and somewhat nostalgic space. Photo – Katherine Lu. A simple timber frame is perched atop a concrete...
Michio Kaku, born in 1947, is an American theoretical physicist. A professor at the City College of New York and CUNY Graduate Center, Kaku is co-founder of the string field theory, a major step toward potentially uniting the fundamental forces of nature into a grand unified theory of everything. As a best-selling author, on-air personality, and regular guest on myriad talk shows and science programs, Kaku has also become one of the country’s most well-known disseminators of scientific topics to a general audience. Kaku lives in New York City with his wife, Shizue. He has two daughters, Alyson and Michelle.When I was in high school, my father would look over my shoulder while I studied at our dining room table...
In the same vein as Big Ideas for Curious Minds, Usborne’s Philosophy for Beginners — which I believe can also be found under the newer name Understanding Philosophy since being re-released alongside the rest of the series — is a wonderful introduction to some big concepts that can help kids both understand themselves and make sense of the world around them. From the book’s description: Philosophy is a way of thinking about just about anything. It asks big questions, such as “how can I be good” or “what makes something beautiful” Using lively examples, humorous illustrations and simple thought experiments, this book opens up the world of philosophy to both children and adults and includes links to recommended websites with...
Are you looking for a fun AND educational fall activity for kids? These pumpkin science experiments are quick, easy, and engaging for kids of all ages. For this halloween science all you need are a few common liquids, candy, and our dissolving candy experiment worksheet. This candy science is perfect for preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, and […]
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If your kids are not outdoorsy types, or if the weather is just too cold or rainy, they can still enjoy their school holidays inside! Here are 30 indoor school holiday activities that your kids will definitely love. 1. Make Some Friendship Bracelets Friendship Bracelets have been around for decades, and are coming back into popularity with a vengeance. Pop down to your local craft shop to pick up bright colourful embroidery thread to make them at home. It’s great for kids find motor skills, and takes them ages so it’s going to keep them occupied for days! Follow this easy tutorial on how to make them from Honestly WTF 2. Have a Scavenger Hunt Scavenger Hunts are fun for kids of...
