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While Microsoft is planning to launch Windows 10 on July 29th, new PCs with the software wonвЂ™t be available until some weeks later. We understand that Microsoft is signing off on the build internally today, and may announce the RTM publicly by the end of the week or choose to ignore the milestone and focus on the launch.

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Sources familiar with Microsoft's plans tell The Verge that the software giant has selected build 10240 as the final release to manufacturing (RTM) copy, allowing PC makers to start loading the software onto new machines ready for release. As architects we love playing with those moments of light and shade.Microsoft has now finalized Windows 10, ready for its release later this month. вЂњIt means the observer doesnвЂ™t focus on nail holes or imperfections they simply enjoy the light being cast on the surface the house. вЂњThe weatherboards produce really strong shadows, which turn the architecture into a visual graphic,вЂќ Michael says.

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вЂњWhat is most important of course is that they keep water out and hold their form.вЂќ The Linea weatherboard can be cut and fixed in a similar way to timber while providing a cladding that is low maintenance and hardwearing.Д«eyond its functional purpose the weatherboard skin of the Indooroopilly house results in a richly poetic outcome.

вЂњAn advantage can be that these boards donвЂ™t shrink or split and because they come in very long lengths, there are very few vertical joints,вЂќ Michael says. The fibre cement substrate offers consistency in size and finish. Linea weatherboards were selected because they offered a more durable alternative to traditional timber cladding. вЂњItвЂ™s a play on the juxtaposition between what is lightweight and its opposite, this heavy, rendered garden wall it sits on.вЂќ The garden wall plays a multifunctional role, concealing the garage while establishing the grounded base for the two-storey home. вЂњWe considered the facade as a compositional exercise,вЂќ Michael says. A neat, square window set back behind the wrapped вЂverandahвЂ™ adds to the strong linear form and rudimentary shapes which bring a playful sensibility to the whole. вЂњThe front facade is an abstraction of a front verandah вЂ“ a contemporary take on what we understand homes to be in Queensland,вЂќ Michael says.ДЄn asymmetrical roofline contributes to the contemporary expression of the architecture. The pitched roof and weatherboard facade appear familiar in both form and material, but on close inspection, the architecture communicates something very new. вЂњWe think of weatherboards as quintessentially Queensland in identity and we used a weatherboard product here because it appears familiar and sits comfortably in its context,вЂќ Michael says. The street elevation tells the story of a lightweight pavilion, recalling the weatherboard expression of the traditional вЂQueenslanderвЂ™. вЂњBut the front is lightweight and is designed to be elevated above the garden.вЂќ вЂњThe rear of the building is masonry and concrete and feels grounded in the hillside,вЂќ Michael says. Responding to the opposing outlooks of the street and the Brisbane River, the architecture is realised in two parts. Towards the street, a densely planted verge animates the outlook, while from the back of the site, the Brisbane River and vestige landscape bring drama to a generous living room window. It was designed to celebrate the qualities of Brisbane as a subtropical, river city while acknowledging the traditions of the вЂQueenslanderвЂ™.

Indooroopilly House, designed by architects Paul Owen of Owen Architecture and Michael Lineburg of Lineburg Wang is a house of intriguing opposites.

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