Stephanie E. Calvet

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    • Shaping the land
    • Street
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    • Black + White
    • Red
  • Articles
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    • Colour studies
    • Renderings
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Seacoast Village on Cape Ann /August 14, 2014 by stephanie calvet

Rockport stair Rockport harbour

Rockport inner harbour

Lobster fleet

Gloucester MA

Gloucester MA beach

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MA seaside-10

Gloucester MA seaside

Posted in travel   Tags: Gloucester MA, Rockport MA, seaside
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This blog began as place to share my passion for travel and photography. Over the years, its balance has shifted in favour of more design-related topics.   Stay and explore!

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  • landscape architecture (3)
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  • interior design (9)
  • urban planning (15)
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Moriyama & Teshima Architects imagine and re-imagine the Toronto Reference Library
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Big-box buyers become bookworms
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Ice Fishing Architecture
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Architecture on Film: Cathedrals of Culture
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Fleeting traces on our wintry landscape
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Federico Babina’s illustrated series
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Icelander Víkingur Ólafsson Wows Toronto
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Vertigo – without ever leaving the ground
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Case study in Planning for Higher Education Journal
about 10 years ago
Recalling Lake Ontario’s lost edge with steel and grass
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An Urban Forest: June Callwood Park Opens in Toronto
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Nuit Blanche: Toronto’s all-night exploration and celebration of art
about 10 years ago
Toronto's Fort York Visitor Centre Opens
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