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“Advocacy in the adversarial process does not undermine independence. In fact, the public interest is best served by ensuring that the decision-maker has meaningfully examined the conflicting positions and has been exposed to a comprehensive review of all relevant considerations.” -Cooking for one doesn’t have to be a dull chore. It can be an opportunity to get creative in the kitchen - and better yet, eat exactly what you want.
The irony of minimal design is that it often requires a maximal budget. That’s because without traditional frills such as moldings and baseboards, the junctures of the various surfaces – floors and walls, walls and ceilings – are left exposed. And to adjoin the different, unadorned materials in an elegant, not messy way , it takes a lot of care and therefore money.
A new house, completed last year in the quaint Victorian town of Port Hope, Ont., is therefore an achievement. The outside has a crisp, crystalline form. The same minimalism carries through the 1,550-square-foot, single-storey interior. The bright white plaster walls gently kiss the burnished concrete floor; clean-lined strips of LEDs are surgically incised into the simple, though dramatically pitched ceiling.
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