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what are the tall walls....Submitted by Che Guevara on 6 January, 2007 - 12:48.
![]() that stick up and out about? any use? or just looks? the house is in sjds. ( categories: )
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for the little house that could!
High walls
Security walls are everywhere in Central America. Response time for the police can only be gaged with a day planner. Do not attempt to use a watch.
knowledge is power
lol
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I managed to find the answer
http://www.nicaliving.com/node/8300
OK here it is
This is the last piece of tecnolgy in tsunami defence. Basically when there is a tsunami warning (hope never), you take the parked up elicopter from the patio, and pass a strong cable trough the 2 holes in the walls, and lift the house for the necessary time.
When the tsunami is gone put the house back in the original position, minding all the plants from the garden, park your chopper, go the fridge, dig uot your reserve of toña, and invite all your neighbours for a drink, they will need it.
NICALIBRE Jacko
See?
They wouldn't believe me that they were where the helicopter hooks up.
Hey John
What do they know those crazy NLer?
NICALIBRE Jacko
Exactly!
Now, where's my focaccia, Jacko?
Dont be impatient John
Good things come to those who wait.
NICALIBRE Jacko
Jim, I looked at this house in May of 2005
Went house hunting with a friend, this was one of over dozen homes and projects my friend considered.
My first impression of the trust tie system, was it's nothing that a concrete saw couldn't aesthetically cure, but in looking how it's tied into the footer with Rebar and crisscrossed the back I assumed its tied the house together seismically.
At that time the house was on the market for $189,000.
The house is beautiful well constructed a lot of attention to detail, room for pool, good ocean view, only other problem besides not being able to walk to a clean beach, and the reason I believe that it hasn't sold, its level plot is cut into the side of a hill and when you look at the back window 10 feet out is a wall of mostly rock and some clay, that extends above the lower slope of the roof.
You may not sleep well in October.
RichMcClure
I found it for $178K....
See Here for some more views and the interior. I kind of like it too, but I can't deal with the column near the kitchen.
thanks to rich and seybonazo
great pictues and explanation!
another odd house
maybe...
everyone is avoiding the obvious.
These wall thingy's (an architectural term), are actually for the Hammock. There will probably be a winch so that you can lower and raise yourself to that level.
i like the way you think.....
and along those same lines, the tower is for locking away the wife?
Locking Away....
or Showing Off the WIfe?
When the helicopter lowers it into position
The frames are where the cables attach.
some cars have those helicopter bars on the trunk . . .
some cars have those helicopter bars on the trunk . . .
on a building I think they're called flying buttresses to keep the enormous weight of the second floor from collapsing the house. a medieval innovation - just an affectation here ; )
lest someone think I know anything . . . I'm only kidding
maybe an anti-tremor thingy
did you see.....
the limitation? any reasonable ideas? i think the air force kept you too long.
wait, i hear 'em.....
the silent black helicopters. i gotta get my tin foil hat. see ya.
The skinny frame-like appendages
have one purpose. To get the building's photograph published in an architecture magazine.
No, there's a second purpose - to inflate the price of the house because it's published in an architecture magazine.
well they got their photo....
on nica living! other than that, i like the house!
thank you!
thank you for letting me get to the front page. i wondered if the odd shaped walls had something to do with wind, earth quake stabilizers, or modern art. any reasonable ideas?
This happens to be Evets and my latest
invention of passive solar/wind cooling, with forced air, air conditioning
It has a white exterior to reduce unwanted geothermo loads, thus making it eco-friendly....
But as in buying a pleasure craft, if you have to ask how much it costs... it is out of your reach...
Lyin' Farmer John Wayne
please watch the.....
dessicant intake! it can affect the brain. ha ha ha ha ha! get it, dessicant for evaporative cooling in humid climates. oh, but i knew you did!
That was why we could not
use and ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) to power the sucker...
When that Dissectant/incecant passes the system it produces Fazine of bi- carbonate which is the antidote of having injested to much FDC
That is enviromentaly/socialy prohibited here in Nicalandia
Lyin' Farmer John Wayne
Dissectant/incecant --- Fazine of bi-carbonate
why did the phrase "if BS was Brass John would have the biggest band in town" pass through my old feeble and rum numb brain? loved it!
knowledge is power
and you know.....
john is an architect?
That is not
What Miskito Alan told me John did...
I can't remember but it is in a post somewhere...
Wish I knew HOW to find it>>>
Lyin' Farmer John Wayne
search.....
upper right hand corner. no, no, your other right.