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    • boofredlayB Offline
      boofredlay
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      I love it Jackson. Must be nice having your tea out there in the AM. Got more images?

      http://www.coroflot.com/boofredlay

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      • jujuJ Offline
        juju
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        That's really something Jackson, I can truly say I envy you.

        Save the Earth, it's the only planet with chocolate.

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        • John SayersJ Offline
          John Sayers
          last edited by

          I'm around an hours drive south of Bernard - type "Bilambil NSW" into google.
          I'm still in the country yet close to the Tweed Coast.

          cheers
          john

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            Jackson
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            My boss (whose house, office and design this is) would be very pleased, although I think I'll keep your compliments under my hat- don't want him getting big-headed! I should say it isn't ALL his- it's a 19thC square stableblock around a courtyard and is divided into 4 houses. Here's a pic of the courtyard before and of the front facade after renovation. Apologies for the appalling pink hue of the facade pic- I had to adjust it to print it out on a dodgy printer and I can't find the original. The scale of the facade is misleading so it appears larger than it is- the lintels of the rectangular ground floor windows are only just over 6' (1.85m) high. My tiny office is the 3rd ground floor window from the left.

            The courtyard although a very successful entrance is sadly not suitable for sitting out- half of it is in shade, it's overlooked by the neighbours and it's a little spartan to say the least. The somewhat wild garden on the outside of the building is much nicer on a sunny lunchtime- there's loads of rabbits, squirrels, birds and the occassional pheasant couple to keep you company. Ironically though I REALLY miss working in an office in the city (Edinburgh, where I live). When I'm on my own in the office (which is often- there's only two of us) it's just too damn quiet and just once I would love to go OUT for lunch! Yeah, I know... the grass is always greener...!

            Jackson


            Courtyard before renovation


            Front facade, after renovation, but largely unaltered.

            Jackson

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            • boofredlayB Offline
              boofredlay
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              That is a really nice building. I can understand you wanting to be closer to town however. I really have enjoyed working in downtown Huntsville. Walking distance to many a place to eat.

              http://www.coroflot.com/boofredlay

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              • L Offline
                linea
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                I've just set up my own business. On week 2 of this business my computer died. Currently, (while I'm waiting for my house sale to complete so that I have some money) I have a "guerilla office". I work from friends design practices and familys offices. I turn up at my old bosses architects practice and use his plotter. If they've got CAD I'm begging time on their computer. At the moment I've got six clients and I'm determined to deliver the design work on time and this experience has actually really made me aware of what is essential to the jobs completion - nothing unecessary. I've become very resourceful. I set up my business bank account today, the bank manager thought I was mad, but once I have some money I'll be fine.

                Jon

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                • boofredlayB Offline
                  boofredlay
                  last edited by

                  Good luck on your venture.

                  http://www.coroflot.com/boofredlay

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                  • A Offline
                    AndreaGlucker
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                    And that's where I work from... home office in the front room, mind you, most of the time I take over the entire house with my work things...

                    Andy.


                    that's us..jpeg


                    47 chilton road.jpeg

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                      trs
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                      I work out of here mostly, we have an office downtown but it's no fun, and since I'm half the business, well let's just say my partner and I have an understanding. Though I will say it's great ( the downtown office) for impressing clients.
                      My office is on the left side. The building is an old 1 room school house I converted into our home 20+ years ago.
                      We love it here. Just outside of Madison.


                      house and 905 005.jpeg

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                        todamgood4U
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                        No kidding...Madison you say?! I'm a cheesehead myself, even though I have relocated to Cali a number of years ago. I used to live just east of Oshkosh in a little town called Wautoma....population 1629. 😄

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                          vonB
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                          I too have built a nice little studio in my home. I like it. AFter 25 years in a big studio it is good, others join me on projects here. But I have lots of work to do on the house--I'm a product designer. The painting is the view out my window, minus a few roofs in the way!

                          vonB

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                            not registered yet
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                            1st post here at the "new Corner bar I re-found you with the help from a friend. I live in laguna Beach ca. I build custom homes as a General Contractor. I strive for perfection in my craft and treat is as art. Look forward to speaking with you all soon
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                            Jimmy
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                            P: J1mmy

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                            • J Offline
                              Jackson
                              last edited by

                              haha- this thread is confirming what I always suspected- that most forum regulars are self-employed or at least work from home. Maybe forums and bosses aren't such a good combination 😄

                              Jackson

                              Jackson

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                              • R Offline
                                rhankc
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                                well... my office is now at the house...after i bought my laptop I went to the office mostly for scheduled appointments. It felt silly to get up early, start working, and after the kids were at school, shutdown and move it all to the office just to have to move it again in 7 hours, I made myself at least an hour a day by staying where my laptop was plugged in. All the equipment at the office was just waiting for a job to be finished.. that is when I would camp out for a day or so plotting and printing. What a drag!...The laptop allowed me to camp out in the back store room of my garage and work, until I had an appointmet... until my daughter got to big to live at home and vacated her bedroom! Her room made the perfect office. North light, ground floor, front door, in town location, and big enough for my work station setup.
                                So for the past 6 months I have been trying out the home office thing. Sent all the phones to my cell, hired a print service, moved the machines to the garage, and now I can work 24/7, I am so glad to be out of the office! The internet has really changed the way I do business. Funny thing is...I work more now and have more contracts than I ever did with a main street "location" and shingle. I kind of disappeared from the radar... go figure..

                                Hank

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                                • marked001M Offline
                                  marked001
                                  last edited by

                                  dscn2233qy6.jpg..cannot believe i've never seen this thread before.. you guys work in some AWESOME locations! i'm really jealous

                                  me, not so awesome...blue collar neighborhood..southeast philly... back room in my house.. has a door to my deck, but that's the only window...haha..


                                  right back here in that lovely vinyl-clad addition...haha.. i'll pop a window in there someday....or better yet, move..

                                  http://www.revision21vis.com

                                  instagram: revi21on

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                                    mike d
                                    last edited by

                                    here is a rendering that i did of the office that i work at

                                    thanks
                                    mike d


                                    office.jpeg

                                    The grass is always GREENER on the roof.

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                                      rsw
                                      last edited by

                                      I work here:
                                      http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=dl10&ie=UTF8&t=k&om=1&ll=54.402916,-1.738594&spn=0.000898,0.002041&z=19&iwloc=addr

                                      Our office takes up the first and second floors of the building to the left hand side of this photograph.
                                      http://www.richmondancestry.org/images/obelisk.jpg

                                      Richard

                                      http:img.userbars.pl9819554.png

                                      http:i158.photobucket.comalbumst106671GUAMDUDEAnimated---User-Green.gif

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                                      • B Offline
                                        bryan
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                                        I work for a trade show & museum exhibit company in a suburb of Milwaukee, WI USA.

                                        The one thing I appreciate the most in our office building, connected to our shops, warehouse and docks, are that the windows open to let in fresh air. My office is the last door on the left. I also enjoy seeing deer and other wildlife in the woods outside my office window.


                                        2nd Floor.jpeg

                                        Bryan Leather
                                        Sr. Design - Project Manager
                                        Hartwig Exhibit & Display
                                        New Berlin, WI USA
                                        262-787-1928

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                                        • ToboboT Offline
                                          Tobobo
                                          last edited by

                                          I work here

                                          http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=b1+1tf&safe=on&ie=UTF8&z=16&om=1

                                          Look at my really inspirational building 😆


                                          download.php.jpeg

                                          Toby

                                          Philippians 4:13

                                          I can do everything through him who gives me strength.

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                                          • R Offline
                                            RegH
                                            last edited by

                                            I'm so glad I don't actually "work" anymore. Else I'd have to show you spoiled brats a pretty sad sight.
                                            Google Earth shows a few treetops and some roofs which disappeared two years and two days ago.
                                            Anyway, it's fun looking at the posts.

                                            As Steve McQeen says in Papillon: I'm still here, you bastards!
                                            Reg - Zip 70083 USA

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