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Thursday, February 3, 2011
Pequeño apartamento con 25.000 pelotas de ping pong en sus paredes
Este apartamento de 90 metros cuadrados en Brooklyn ha sido diseñado por Snarkitecture de Daniel Arsham. Este refugio privado se encuentra dentro de un mayor espacio de trabajo colaborativo 2.500 cuadrados pies. Es muy minimalista y blanco y negro pero muy inusual. Sus decoraciones de la pared hace que sea tan inusual. Están cubiertas con 25.000 pelotas de ping pong. Gracias a que se ve como grandes pantallas pixeladas que se desvanecen de gris a blanco. Debido a que el apartamento es parte del espacio de oficinas de la empresa que cuenta con sólo dormir, vestirse, almacenamiento y áreas de estudio. El apartamento fue construido en dos meses por menos de $ 100 por pie cuadrado. Eso es 50 dólares más barato que su desván media en esta zona ...
Tycoon Ng buys another property in Australia
PETALING JAYA: Malaysian tycoon Ming Ng, well known for his investment foray into Australian properties, is believed to be on another buying spree.
This time, Ng, via his family-controlled company Dradgin of Singapore, is said to have purchased a landmark commercial property, 502 Hay Street, in the suburb of Subiaco, the central business district (CBD) of Perth, at an undisclosed price.
The Australian Financial Review reported on Tuesday that Ng had acquired the building from beleaguered Perth-based developer Luke Saraceni, who had to offload the property because of mounting debts.
Dradgin was unavailable for comment at press time.
Ng and his family is said to own several other prime properties in Western Australia, including 168 St George's Terrace in the CBD.
It has been a trend of sort for Malaysia companies to purchase land, develop or acquire prime properties down under.
This include Mulpha International Bhd, which owns Sanctuary Cove, a 474-ha residential and lifestyle property development in Queensland Gold Coast.
Other Malaysian tycoons chose to venture into Britain and they include YTL Corp Bhd, which carries out its utilities activities via subsidiary YTL Power International Bhd.
YTL Power wholly-owns Wessex Water, one of the most efficient water and sewerage operators in Britain.
This acquisition represents YTL's first major foray into Europe and marks the beginning of another exciting chapter in the growth and development of the YTL Group.
However, Ng's property purchase is an interesting one the acquisition was done when the Aussie dollar was almost at its all-time high against the ringgit (A$1: RM3.084).
Ideally, acquisitions are best done when the exchange rate is in favour of the buyer.
A local property analyst said the “right” price to buy could lead to an opportunity gain.
He said this might well be the case with Ng's recent acquisition of 502 Hay Street.
“The acquisition may be a situation of striking or buying when an opportunity arises, despite the high price of the asset, because of future earnings potential,” he said.
However, the analyst said the situation remained speculative as it was difficult to assess the reason for Ming' purchase, especially with so little information provided by the company.
He said it was generally uncommon for local tycoons to acquire prime property, especially in the developed world, when the exchange rate was not to their favour.
The analyst said it was also a risky decision as the stronger currency might suddenly fall.
“There must be a catch somewhere to compensate for buying a property against a stronger exchange,” he noted.
By The Star
This time, Ng, via his family-controlled company Dradgin of Singapore, is said to have purchased a landmark commercial property, 502 Hay Street, in the suburb of Subiaco, the central business district (CBD) of Perth, at an undisclosed price.
The Australian Financial Review reported on Tuesday that Ng had acquired the building from beleaguered Perth-based developer Luke Saraceni, who had to offload the property because of mounting debts.
Dradgin was unavailable for comment at press time.
Ng and his family is said to own several other prime properties in Western Australia, including 168 St George's Terrace in the CBD.
It has been a trend of sort for Malaysia companies to purchase land, develop or acquire prime properties down under.
This include Mulpha International Bhd, which owns Sanctuary Cove, a 474-ha residential and lifestyle property development in Queensland Gold Coast.
Other Malaysian tycoons chose to venture into Britain and they include YTL Corp Bhd, which carries out its utilities activities via subsidiary YTL Power International Bhd.
YTL Power wholly-owns Wessex Water, one of the most efficient water and sewerage operators in Britain.
This acquisition represents YTL's first major foray into Europe and marks the beginning of another exciting chapter in the growth and development of the YTL Group.
However, Ng's property purchase is an interesting one the acquisition was done when the Aussie dollar was almost at its all-time high against the ringgit (A$1: RM3.084).
Ideally, acquisitions are best done when the exchange rate is in favour of the buyer.
A local property analyst said the “right” price to buy could lead to an opportunity gain.
He said this might well be the case with Ng's recent acquisition of 502 Hay Street.
“The acquisition may be a situation of striking or buying when an opportunity arises, despite the high price of the asset, because of future earnings potential,” he said.
However, the analyst said the situation remained speculative as it was difficult to assess the reason for Ming' purchase, especially with so little information provided by the company.
He said it was generally uncommon for local tycoons to acquire prime property, especially in the developed world, when the exchange rate was not to their favour.
The analyst said it was also a risky decision as the stronger currency might suddenly fall.
“There must be a catch somewhere to compensate for buying a property against a stronger exchange,” he noted.
By The Star
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Cómo diseñar un apartamento cómodo de 40 metros cuadrados
Este apartamento dispone de sólo 40 metros cuadrados de espacio, pero aún así es muy cómodo y acogedor. Antes de la renovación era un espacio abierto con una habitación de un multi-propósito. Esa habitación no estaba dividida en zonas bien, pero los propietarios y un diseñador ha logrado cambiar eso. Ahora podemos aprender de su trabajo.
La mejor manera de zonificación es el color. Realmente es genial cuando un color se pueden encontrar en diferentes partes de la habitación, pero en proporciones diferentes. En este apartamento de la parte más brillante es el comedor. Sus paredes son de color púrpura. Como se puede ver la alfombra en una cocina, tapicería de algunas y algunos pequeños detalles en un dormitorio y un baño compartido este color. La cocina está separada del comedor con una puerta corrediza que no ocupa ningún espacio, pero hace el trabajo de zonificación excelente. La partición similares separa el dormitorio con el salón. Gabinetes en la sala de estar tiene un área de vidrio grande y se ve casi ingrávida. Eso hace que toda la estructura se parece a los estantes simple pero no hay polvo en los libros y en el interior del otro lado.
Poner en práctica todas estas ideas, si usted tiene un espacio pequeño y se ve mucho más mejor. Además será más acogedor y cómodo. ¿Qué más necesita?
Poner en práctica todas estas ideas, si usted tiene un espacio pequeño y se ve mucho más mejor. Además será más acogedor y cómodo. ¿Qué más necesita?
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