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Copper Fireplace and walnut panels give warmth to the library-den where the Bermans usually relax after dinner
Copper Fireplace and walnut panels give warmth to the library-den where the Bermans usually relax after dinner

Copper Fireplace and walnut panels give warmth to the library-den where the Bermans usually relax after dinner

Date5/8/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Copper Fireplace and walnut panels give warmth to the library-den where the Bermans usually relax after dinner. Formal living-room is used for entertaining. Lower floor is also a party area with its circular dance floor, billiard table and music, recreation room. House contains 25 rooms.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0032278F
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5/8/1975
Joseph Cheng designed the entrance, left, which includes an original handsome stone fireplace and walnut panelling, he also chose the traditional tapestry for chairs in the main dining room, right
Joseph Cheng designed the entrance, left, which includes an original handsome stone fireplace and walnut panelling, he also chose the traditional tapestry for chairs in the main dining room, right
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Townhouses with solar panels under construction, off Dixie Road north of Highway 7. Brampton, Ontario
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5/1/1990
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Export bound: Bill Malone, left, who designed a reusable aluminum form system for concrete construction, displays one of the panels with John Berger, of TS Aluminum, which finished the forms
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Picture worth 1,000 watts: Entrepreneur Gord Hamilton of Thornhill holds one of the radiant heat panels he uses in the art works behind him.
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Under Cover: Mechanical engineering student student Paul Yeh, 24, is almost hidden by the solar panels of his 380-watt fibreglass car, which took a year to build
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Taking shape: The first of three roof panels to be moved covers the south end of SkyDome, following a successful and unexpectedly quiet trip from the north end yesterday
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