Its off-shoulder cut emphasises her slender build and its loose structure prioritises comfort over display. It melds into the abundant tree foliage that blocks views in while letting the tropical light percolate but not overwhelm the interiors. Like the brick walls, Ng speaks lovingly of the light.
The couple engaged Takenouchi Webb for its design. Four bedrooms were remodelled into three, each with an en-suite, improving functionality. A blush Arflex sofa fills the expansive living room well, its relaxed profile an invitation to lounge.
This accompanies several custom-designed furniture pieces, such as the dining table and tiered shelf topped neatly with books and potted plants. It also symbolises their love story spanning decades and cities. Later when I was in New York, we were together in our 20s. This affinity reflects on the home front where they are aligned on everything. There is a vintage armchair shipped back from their New York apartment they just sold, mid-century modern vintage mirrors and a Memphis-era side table in the balcony from Tokyo, and a duo of dark-wood dressers in the living room from Sweden purchased from a photographer operating out of a basement.
Within its geometric symphony of table legs, an inscribed marble slab from her Monument Momento exhibition fits right in. Its roughness juxtaposes with two sleek marble blocks, also from Monument Momento , which are like miniature cousins of the sea-green Verde marble coffee table and Fior di Pesco marble dry kitchen island.
In a living room corner, a timber-framed glass cabinet with splayed legs came from an early, unsuccessful venture called The Curious Teepee—a retail shop- cum-social space. These subtle insertions have morphed the feel of the house and deepened its meaning over the past six years. Another display is at the dry kitchen, where ceramics and art mirror a row of bottled spirits beneath.
It also contains tales of kinship. Perhaps the most heartfelt touches in the home are those pertaining to Ava. Ng is obviously the tutor of art but not just as a medium of expression.
When Ava asks for something, I try to make it instead. Nashville is turning from relief to resolve, Mayor John Cooper said Friday evening after an early morning explosion downtown upended Christmas Day and caused destruction for several blocks. No known suspects nor motive have been announced behind a bomb that detonated inside a parked RV on Nashville's historic Second Avenue near Lower Broadway. Police have found what they believe are human remains but had not confirmed any fatalities.
Cooper, at the last update for the evening, said the relief that not more people were injured has now turned to anger and determination to bring those responsible to justice. We can rebuild and get back to normal," he said. There is a bomb. A bomb is in this vehicle and will explode. Metro Police Chief John Drake said the six officers at the scene quickly began to evacuate the area, going door-to-door.
They redirected a man walking his dog along the street. The RV exploded at a. The force of the explosion knocked an officer to the ground and gave another officer what police hope is temporary hearing loss.
Three people were hospitalized with injuries. Police said it is unclear if anyone was inside the RV when it exploded. The "tissue" found near the site had to be examined to confirm if human. There were no reports of fatalities as of Friday afternoon. We're putting everything we have into finding who was responsible for what happened here today. Cooper issued a state of civil emergency at the explosion site and the surrounding area, and a curfew that started p.
Friday and went until p. Cooper said Nashville will not be deterred in finding the people who orchestrated the explosion. Drake celebrated the work his officers did to evacuate nearby buildings when the situation was fluid and uncertain early this morning.
They didn't care about themselves, they didn't think about that, they cared about the citizens of Nashville. Drake said the department had received no threats prior to Friday's explosion, calling it a "total surprise" with no known motive as of Friday evening. He said it is too soon to know whether any specific buildings had been targeted.
As Nashville Fire continues to evaluate the buildings around the blast site for structural safety, Chief William Swann said that "many" residents had been displaced. In a trying year for Nashville, which has seen a tornado and grappled with a deadly global pandemic, Friday's explosion is now the latest threat the city has faced. Changing Minds: Short intervention to shift process schemas.
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