Architecture: The Microsoft house
13 August 2007 5 Comments
From TechEBlog: If Microsoft built homes
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Paul Nielsen founded The Aesthetic Elevator late in 2005. He owns a piece of paper, located somewhere in his house (not on the wall), stating that he earned a B.F.A. from the University of Nebraska around about 2001. While there, he studied studied architecture, graphic design and ceramics, graduating with a degree in studio art. Paul presently serves as communications manager for a small non-profit doing their print design and marketing.
He spends as much time sculpting in his studio as possible — which is not nearly enough. Visit his website at pcNielsen.com.
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hee hee!
I love your blog. What a great service to Christ and the world.
Thanks so much for the comment! I need this kind of encouragement from time to time, as we all do.
I think you have a bad idea of what microsoft is. This house should have important structural and security problems.
I expect you work for something a little bit more important than Christ.
Roger,
To your first statement: Too true! But this was just a reblog, FWIW, and not so much any of my own commentary (though I much prefer Macs).
To you second statement: I have no idea what you mean by this. What’s more important than Christ to a Christ-follower? What am I missing?