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Thursday, 17 June 2021, 11:15 am A ground-breaking new book, The Soils of Aotearoa New Zealand, will launch during the joint New Zealand-Australia soils conference on Monday 28 June at the University of Waikato. Professor David Lowe from Te Aka Mātuatua - School of Science at University of Waikato, taken by Victoria Baskin Coffey. Published as part of the World Soils Book Series by Springer, the book is the first of its kind to be released in almost three decades, says one of its co-authors, University of Waikato soil scientist Professor David Lowe. An engaging and detailed book, it builds on the widely used title, ....
This Apartment in a McKim, Mead & White Building Only Gets Better With Age Designer Julie Hillman’s refresh of a landmarked Manhattan maisonette is a master class in living with history. By Vanessa Lawrence and Produced by Cynthia Frank Jun 4, 2021 Simon Upton The challenges of renovating a historic property are myriad. Do you restore it to a mirror image of its past self? Must the furnishings be period? How do you impart your own aesthetic identity on someone else’s? For Julie Hillman, the answer to the latter question is simple: You tread lightly and thoughtfully. “I’m not going to be the designer who changes [a] historical space it’s just not what I’m about,” says Hillman, a New York–based designer who recently overhauled this Beaux Arts Fifth Avenue home. “I don’t need to put my mark on something that’s been around forever and is spectacular as it stands.” ....
To Keep His D.C. Townhouse Fresh, This Design Titan Breaks All the Rules Darryl Carter shows that age is only a number when it comes to your home. By Lois Romano Jennifer Hughes In the middle of Darryl Carter’s comfortable family room sits a hornet’s nest displayed in a case like a priceless heirloom. While not quite what one might anticipate from one of the most successful designers of his generation, it is a classic Carter move. Known for interiors that unexpectedly juxtapose old and new, Carter never fails to add a dash of irreverence. “I am prone to one-off environments where steel meets gilt and burled veneer meets blackened iron,” Carter says. And, always, there is art, which “should inspire thought,” he ....