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We are students entering in to the Mackay Regional Council “LitVid 2.010 Competition” it is an educational youth competition in our local community of Mackay, Far North Queensland Australia.
For more information please feel free to visit this site: http://www.mackay.qld.gov.au/libraries/teenscene/litvids2.010
We are using “Year of Wonders” to make a book trailer, and wish to use this image for our trailer.
The competition closes on the 29th of May and we would appreciate it very much if you would reply as soon as you can.
Madou tower (33 floors, 110 meters high) has been built in 1963 on the inner ring of Brussels near the chaussée de Louvain, in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode. In 2002, a projet of renovation has been handed in the landlords of the IVG in the offices of architecture Assar et Archi 2000. Some 8000 squared meters have been added to the surface plus a 12 floors high atrium. This project has been rename as "The Madou Plaza" and has been selected for the Mipim Awards 2006 in Cannes (14 to 17 March). End in 2005-2006
Even before the completion of his studies at l'Ecole des Arts Decoratifs of Brussels, Cauchie had founded in 1896 a successful fresco business. He later excelled in the art of the sgraffites, a technique of color drawing and gold enlightenment into cement, very popular at that time in Belgium.
In 1905, self taught as an architect, he built himself a house in Brussels and the facade was used to present all his talents in architectural work: the details and ornaments are a pleasant expression of Art Nouveau style.
Even before the completion of his studies at l'Ecole des Arts Decoratifs of Brussels, Cauchie had founded in 1896 a successful fresco business. He later excelled in the art of the sgraffites, a technique of color drawing and gold enlightenment into cement, very popular at that time in Belgium.
In 1905, self taught as an architect, he built himself a house in Brussels and the facade was used to present all his talents in architectural work: the details and ornaments are a pleasant expression of Art Nouveau style.
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Hello,
We are students entering in to the Mackay Regional Council “LitVid 2.010 Competition” it is an educational youth competition in our local community of Mackay, Far North Queensland Australia.
For more information please feel free to visit this site: http://www.mackay.qld.gov.au/libraries/teenscene/litvids2.010
We are using “Year of Wonders” to make a book trailer, and wish to use this image for our trailer.
The competition closes on the 29th of May and we would appreciate it very much if you would reply as soon as you can.
Please contact us at: me_dot@ymail.com
Many thanks, E & E
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Howlong long time ago, we are not to meet and looking your sweeteye............so!!
Madou tower (33 floors, 110 meters high) has been built in 1963 on the inner ring of Brussels near the chaussée de Louvain, in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode. In 2002, a projet of renovation has been handed in the landlords of the IVG in the offices of architecture Assar et Archi 2000. Some 8000 squared meters have been added to the surface plus a 12 floors high atrium. This project has been rename as "The Madou Plaza" and has been selected for the Mipim Awards 2006 in Cannes (14 to 17 March). End in 2005-2006
Paul CAUCHIE (1875-1952)
Belgian painter, decorator and architect
Even before the completion of his studies at l'Ecole des Arts Decoratifs of Brussels, Cauchie had founded in 1896 a successful fresco business. He later excelled in the art of the sgraffites, a technique of color drawing and gold enlightenment into cement, very popular at that time in Belgium.
In 1905, self taught as an architect, he built himself a house in Brussels and the facade was used to present all his talents in architectural work: the details and ornaments are a pleasant expression of Art Nouveau style.
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Paul CAUCHIE (1875-1952)
Belgian painter, decorator and architect
Even before the completion of his studies at l'Ecole des Arts Decoratifs of Brussels, Cauchie had founded in 1896 a successful fresco business. He later excelled in the art of the sgraffites, a technique of color drawing and gold enlightenment into cement, very popular at that time in Belgium.
In 1905, self taught as an architect, he built himself a house in Brussels and the facade was used to present all his talents in architectural work: the details and ornaments are a pleasant expression of Art Nouveau style.
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