November 2017
3104 10th ST. NW, Minot - $349,900 MLS#172344
Watne Realtors Announces Their
Coldwell Banker 1st Minot Realty Announces Their
Meet Your REALTORÂŽ
Meet Your REALTORÂŽ
Clyde Thorne
Gary Kramlich Gary Kramlich is a Broker Associate at Watne Realtors. He started in the real estate business in 1963 and has been an active member of numerous community organizations in Minot and North Dakota. He was a founder of the ND Housing Finance Agency, member of Nat’l Housing Finance Agency Board, local Board of Realtors, Home Builders Association, Chamber’s Military Affairs Committee, and 0LQRW 6WDWH 8QLYHUVLW\ *DU\ DQG ZLIH *ORU\ KDYH FKLOGUHQ DQG ¿ QG Minot is a wonderful place to raise a family and has an excellent school system. Enjoy your move to Minot! Gary can be reached by calling 701 721-0526 or email at kramlich@minot.com. 408 North Broadway, Minot, ND 58703 • 701-852-1156 • MinotHomes.com
500 20th Ave SW Minot, ND 58701
Retired military who has made North Dakota my home. I have a MS Business Management from Minot State University, volunteer with many organizations and I’m on several city committees. I met my wife in Grand Forks, have 3 sons, and have made a successful career in real estate. With my prior military experience, 3 sons in the military (Air Force, Army Guard, Navy), you can understand why my specialty is with the military. I love working with the Boy Scouts, as they are our future leaders. I can be reached at 701-240-8594 or 701-852-0136 or emailed at cthorne@srt.com. 219 S. Main St. Minot, ND
701-852-0136
CENTURY 21 Announces Their
Brokers 12, Inc. Announces Their
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Meet Your REALTORÂŽ
Susan Kannakko
DeLynn Weishaar
I am a new agent with C21 Action Realtors here in Minot. For 3 1/2 years I was one of the top sellers at Ryan Chevrolet, and now I am looking forward to helping \RX Âż QG \RXU SHUIHFW KRPH :HWKHU \RX DUH EX\LQJ RU selling, downsizing or upgrading, I have over 15 years sales experience to help make the experience as easy and comfortable for you as possible. Feel free to text, call or email me anytime with any questions or comments that you might have and I look forward to helping you!
I can be reached at 701-441-4698 or Susan.Kannakko@century21.com
Let DeLynn Weishaar be your real estate information source! He’s spent many years building a reputation in the real estate industry among buyers and sellers in the Minot area. As a full-time REALTORŽ he has received many awards over the years for outstanding performance and has been an active member in the MMLS (Minot Multiple Listing Service). He offers his clients experience they can depend on and service beyond expectations. *HSS ;L_[ *LSS c 6MÄ JL c )962,9: *64
Alliance Real Estate Announces their
RE/MAX Announces Their
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Meet Your REALTORÂŽ 1701 S. Broadway Minot, ND 58701
Shauna Forshner Growing up in Minot, Shauna is very familiar with the community and surrounding area. She earned a master’s degree from Minot State University and worked on Minot Air Force Base for many years, for Ward County, and also at Minot State University prior to assisting Buyers & Sellers for the past 10 years. She is ready to put her skills, knowledge, and experience to work for you; whether you are moving to the area, within the area, or from the area – she can help! Contact Shauna at 701.833.2099, PLQRWKRXVHV#JPDLO FRP RU ¿ QG KHU RQ )DFHERRN ZZZ /RRNIRUWKH%DOORRQ FRP 2I¿ FH
Signal Realtors Announces Their
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Alecia Berg I am a full time realtor with 25 years sales experience. I have been with Signal Realtors, Inc for 9 years now and enjoyed every moment of it. This year I furthered my education to serve my clients even better by obtaining my brokers license through additional classes and exams. I am ready to put my experiences to work for you! Please give me a call to get started in your buying, selling, or investing! 1541 South Broadway * Minot, ND 58701 *(701) 852-3505 * (701) 721-5996 Email: aberg@signalrealtors.com
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www.AllianceRE.net
Evan Halden
Born and raised in Parshall, North Dakota. I have lived in North Dakota all my life and PRYHG WR 0LQRW LQ ,ÂśYH ZRUNHG LQ PDQ\ GLIIHUHQW Âż HOGV IURP SURSHUW\ PDQDJHPHQW to general construction that gives me the knowledge and skills on everything real estate UHODWHG WKDW \RX ZLOO KDYH D KDUG WLPH Âż QGLQJ DQ\ZKHUH HOVH , DP H[FLWHG WR H[SDQG LQWR the sales side of real estate as a REALTORÂŽ and be able to provide you with a home that you can turn into lifelong memories. I am married and have 3 boys and we enjoy the beautiful outdoors that North Dakota is legendary for and I have even achieved my Eagle Scout Award. Call or email me today and I will do everything possible to help you realize your dreams as well. 701-833-3837 or ehalden@gmail.com.
1829 South Broadway, Minot • 701-839-2217 NextHome Legendary Properties Announces their
Meet Your REALTORÂŽ
Dale Lawson I’ve been in this great Real Estate business since 1984 and helped hundreds of people buy the right home or sell their home, I strive to have all the latest technology, loan information, products & services, available today! As with other businesses it changes by the minute! Being a full time professional real estate agent, I pride myself on offering superior personal service before, during and after your transaction. Knowledge, commitment, honesty, expertise and professionalism are the cornerstone of my business. Let me earn your trust, your business and most importantly your friendship. Don’t make another move without me. I guarantee you will see the difference quality service makes and I look forward to working with you! I love God, my Wife, Kids, and my Country! My wife Susan is former military, she was stationed here in Minot and I have a lot of experience helping military purchase and sell homes as well. Thank you Minot, for the many great years, my goal is to make everyone wealthy with Real Estate! God Bless! Contact me at 701-833-8150 or dalelawson7@gmail.com
400 4th St SW, Minot ND • 701-852-8151
1829 S. Broadway St #1
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Torrington is a duplex with smart design By Associated Designs
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DESIGNERS GIVE SHOPPING TIPS
MELISSA RAYWORTH Associated Press
The room features a vintage abstract portrait. AP Photo
Arriving at a sprawling flea market on a crisp Saturday morning can be exciting. So many potential treasures might be hidden among the dusty piles of cast-off, second-hand goods. Yet often it's overwhelming, even for experts. With acres of furniture, art, accessories and more stretching out in front of you, where do you begin? See MARKET — Page 11
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Juliene Mowan Kiernan Bullinger Ann Klein Pam Degele
firstwestern.bank
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As easy as 1,2,3... 1. We don’t capture your name 2. You contact us only when you are ready 3. You search everything on the Minot MLS on one site on your schedule
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Compact A-frame is loaded with charm Porch
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REALTORS In The News
Congratulations
Melissa Parmer
Century 21 Action Realtors Realtor and Sales Person of the Month for September, 2017 Melissa can be reached at (701) 578-4065 or 839-0021 and by Email: melissaparmer@me.com
Drew Wierson
was the Agent of the Month for NextHome Legendary Properties. He can be reached at 701-240-7345 or drewwierson@gmail.com.
September Realtor of the Month
Dale Lawson
was the Agent of the Month for September at Coldwell Banker 1st Minot Realty.
He can be reached at 701-833-8150 or dalelawson7@gmail.com
Clyde Thorne
Clyde can be reached at 701-240-8594 or 701-852-0136 or emailed at cthorne@srt.com.
was the listing Agent of the Month for Next Home Legendary Properties.
Congratulations to
Micky Venable
was the Agent of the Month for September at Coldwell Banker 1st Minot Realty. Micky can be reached at 701-240-5257 or 701-852-0136 or emailed at mickyvenablecb@gmail.com.
Congratulations to
Brandy Halland
Brokers 12, Inc. Salesperson of the Month for September 2017! Brandy can be reached by calling 701-578-5316 or by email at brandy@brokers12.com.
Congratulations to
DelRae Zimmerman
Brokers 12, Inc. Broker of the Month for September 2017!
DelRae can be reached by calling 701-833-1375 or by email at delrae@teamrockstars.com
Brad Beeter
Residential Salesperson and Salesperson of the Month for September 2017 Brad can be reached at 833-1758 or 852-3505 Email: beeterb@gmail.com
Watne Realtors Top Producer of the Month for September 2017 is
Leigh Ann Perdue.
Leigh Ann can be reached by calling 641-0150 or 852-1156 and by email at LeighAnn@minothomes.com.
Watne Realtors Sales Professional of the Month for September 2017 is
Janea Martell
Janea can be reached by calling 320-333-5264 or 852-1156 and by email at janea@minothomes.com.
The following people attended the 2017 Realtor Convention of the Dakotas September 13-15 in Aberdeen, SD. The annual event offers education related to real estate issues and networking opportunities with fellow professionals.
(Becky Bertsch, Jody Bullinger, Joy Nelson-Keller, Scott Louser, Alexa Louser, Larry Louser and Sue Heth)
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With a list, suggests New York interior designer Jenny Dina Kirschner, who rarely goes hunting for vintage items without one. On a recent flea market visit, "we made a list of things we still needed. Accent tables, some specific chairs," Kirschner says. You won't always find what you seek, and you may find a few treasures you'd never imagined wanting. But having the list helps "avoid that insane feeling of arriving and, 'Oh my God, what do I look for first?'," she says. So what DO designers like to look for first at a flea market? For Los Angeles interior designer Jessica McClendon, founder of the design firm Glamour Nest, that depends where she is. "When I shop on trips, I like to focus on items that are unique to the location. I found a Bavarian deer head carved out of wood when I was in Munich that is so interesting and unique to the Black Forest that I simply had to have it," she says. "In Ireland, I zeroed in on textiles and antique bibles or prayer books." See MARKET — Page 17
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Reduced Price! $259,900
$435,900 ENJOY YEAR ROUND LIVING – 4 bedroom, 3 bath home with large deck and great views. Flat 3.5 acre lot has a 152 ft shore line on Long Lake in the Turtle Mountains. Enjoy boating in the summer, snowmobiling in the winter and fishing all year. Call Blake Krabseth – 720–1786. #172227
READY FOR YOUR FAMILY – Totally refinished 5 bedroom, 1 ½ story home. Spacious kitchen and a 12x26 deck off dining room. Upper level has 2 nice sized bedrooms. Full bath, 1 bedroom and laundry on main. Lower level master bedroom and a 2nd bedroom. Detached triple garage. Call Blake Krabseth – 720–1786 #172226
$314,900
$234,900
CONVENIENT LOCATION – Split level home built by Hunter James Construction. 4 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths. Custom oak cabinets, island and pantry in kitchen. Lower level family room. Triple garage. Close to school, park and shopping. Call Blake Krabseth – 720–1786 #171866
PRICE REDUCED! – 3 bedroom, 2 ¼ bath, 1632 sq ft home.Eat-in kitchen, formal dining and large living room. Fireplace. Large master suite. Lower level family room, laundry ½ bath and storage. Double garage. Call Blake Krabseth – 720–1786 #172258
$199,900 Two for the Price of One!! IN POWERS LAKE - The house on the left has 2 finished levels with 3 bedrooms, kitchen, bath, laundry and living area on each level. Attached double garage and covered porch/patio. The double wide on the right has 3 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, 8x10 entrance and 1728 sq ft of living space. Private driveway. Both rental properties are on a large 100’x140’ lot across from the school. Call Ali Ryan – 720-9004 or Blake Krabseth – 720-1786 #172068
$299,975 IN BLAISDELL – School converted to a modern 4-plex. One 1-bedroom, one 2-bedroom, two 4-bedroom units. 2 fireplaces. 12.38 acres. Call Ali Ryan – 720–9004 or Blake Krabseth – 720–1786 #162484
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Blake Krabseth 701 720-1786 blake@minothomes.com
minothomes.com
$895,000
Reduced Price - $184,900
SE MINOT – 6000 sf steel building on .51 acre lot. Zoned C-2...Office spaces, board room, reception area, shop, fenced outdoor storage, 25+ parking spaces. Call Ali Ryan – 720–9004 or Blake Krabseth – 720–1786 #162457
55th Street Bypass – Commercial/Industrial property on 1 acre lot zoned M-1. Main level office space, semi-finished basement, 1176 sf shop/garage. For Lease $1450/mo or For Sale. Call Blake Krabseth –720–1786 #162064/#162063
Call for Details on 2 Different Lots
Reduced Price - $509,900
SOUTH BROADWAY LOTS – Unimproved commercial lots. High visibility. Frontage access. Level lots – 100x230 each. Prefer to sell together. Utilities available. Call Ali Ryan – 720-9004 or Blake Krabseth – 720–1786 #162174/#162176
NW MINOT – Duplex/Multi lot parcel along 16th St NW. Tiered landscape parcel zoned R-3. Great access to North Hill commercial area, MSU and city West bypass. Call Blake Krabseth – 720–1786 #172455
$499,500 IN STANLEY – Commercial building with 10,600 sq ft. Located a half block off main street. Handicap accessible, public and private restrooms. Excellent parking space. Call Blake Krabseth – 720–1786. #162283
$119,000 IN DRAKE – Fully set up grocery business. Complete with freezers, coolers, meat cutters, smokers, office equipment and inventory. Building leased. Call Geri Erven-Beede 509–1773 or Blake Krabseth 720–1786. #172151
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Print out our Open House list each week at MinotHomes.com Watne Realtors • 408 N Broadway, Minot, ND 58703 • 701 852-1156
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Improvements to boost your home’s value and enjoyment
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home is often a family’s single largest asset, so making investments with upgrades and home improvements is almost always a good idea. However, knowing when and where to make those improvements isn’t necessarily a simple decision. Budget and space most often dictate the direction, but keeping function and your lifestyle needs in mind can help create a space that makes for an all-around smart investment.
Add technology in unexpected places. With the surge in smart devices, it’s becoming increasingly common to add technology throughout the house, and the bathroom is no exception. From heated floors to mirrors with embedded TV screens, the options are plentiful. A bathroom outfitted with the latest technology can bring function and a whole new level of style and elegance to your home. When choosing your upgrades, set a budget and then let your imagination soar to create a spa-like retreat you can experience without ever leaving home. Keep in mind that not all smart devices integrate seamlessly, so do your research before buying to ensure a convenient connected setup.
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Appliances and climate control systems are often the first features homeowners consider when it comes to environmentally friendly upgrades, but windows and window treatments are another way to make a big impact. In a similar vein, skylights are a surprisingly affordable upgrade for the functionality and aesthetic benefits they provide, especially in the bathroom and kitchen where ventilation is as important as ample lighting. You can give your lighting and home value a boost with an Energy Star-qualified option such as Velux solar-powered fresh-air skylights, which open for air flow, reducing dependence on electrical lights and fans, with the touch of a programmable remote control. For expanded control over the amount of light and warmth that enters or leaves your rooms, solar-powered skylight blinds are available in more than 100 designer colors and patterns. Like the skylights, Velux
solar-powered blinds are operated with the remote. The solar products and installation costs are also eligible for a 30-percent federal tax credit. Learn more at whyskylights.com.
Finish the basement. Adding finished square footage to your home is nearly always a way to increase its value. For many homes, the basement is the most practical place to gain that space. Instead of using it as a collection ground for dust bunnies and storage, converting it into usable space can bring meaningful value, not only in dollars and cents, but in overall enjoyment of your home. A basement is the perfect location for expanded room to live and entertain, and if you have egress or other windows, adding extra bedrooms may also be an option. When making plans for finishing a basement, keep function first. Adding features like bathrooms can be costly if the plumbing isn’t already in place, but having ready access to those facilities may pay off if you plan to spend lots of time downstairs. Also keep climate in mind; in many parts of the country basements tend to be damp, so be sure to use materials that can withstand the conditions during the rainy season.
Create outdoor living space for all year long. If a basement renovation or addition isn’t practical for your location or budget, you may be able to create additional living space in an area you already have – outdoors. Even small patio spaces can become cozy gathering spots with the right furnishings and decor. For a larger yard, create destinations that make it comfy to congregate, such as a fire pit or grouping of chairs with overstuffed cushions. This is another area where climate will play an important role in your plans; adding a well-constructed enclosure to a patio can make it usable during all but the coldest months, while a pergola or other shading can lend necessary relief to an area that bakes in the summer sun. Aside from the hardscaping, look at other ways to soften your outdoor space and enhance livability, such as functional shade trees and flowering vegetation that attract birds and butterflies.
Add curb appeal. While you’re considering the upgrade options outdoors, don’t forget to think about your home’s overall exterior appearance. Not only is it the first impression guests have of your home, it’s your own view every time you pull into the drive and it’s one that should make you proud. Reworking the landscaping to highlight architectural features and freshening up the paint can make a big impact. Adding decorative elements like shutters or new lighting or doors can also update a tired exterior.
Choose the Right Skylight Skylights can serve multiple functions, depending on your home and needs. Understanding the different types of skylights can help you choose the right fit.
Fresh Air Solar-powered fresh-air skylights rely on the sun’s energy to open and bring air and natural light into your home. Some models, such as those offered by Velux, feature a rain sensor that automatically closes the
skylight at the first sign of precipitation.
Fixed An economical choice, these static skylights are intended to fill a room with natural light.
Energy Performance Adding a solar blind to a skylight can result in more savings via potential tax credits, as well as reduced energy usage. The blind blocks heat, but when open allows warm rays to supplement the home’s heating system.
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When shopping for vintage items closer to home, McClendon is always on the lookout for chairs. "I have a full-fledged vintage chair fetish," she says. "I find antique and vintage chairs so much more interesting and well-made than options found at retailers today. All they need is a little TLC!" Kirschner agrees: She hunts for chairs that have an eye-catching shape but may be covered in worn or ugly fabric. "As a designer, I know I can revive that chair" by refinishing the wood and updating the upholstery, she says. She's open to just about any style; the key, she says, is making sure these second-hand chairs are striking and unusual. If you're not in the market for furniture, try hunting for art and accessories at estate sales or flea markets, says Jaclyn Joslin, an interior designer and founder of the retail store Coveted Home in Kansas City. These items "bring life and character into a room that sometimes cannot be achieved with a new item," Joslin says. She often uses vintage pottery and unique sculptures to add style and color to shelves, mantles and coffee tables. Interior designer Caitlin Murray, founder and CEO of Black Lacquer Design in Los Angeles, also loves hunting for art. Her favorite finds are abstract portraits of women, and she's had "a ton of luck finding interesting pieces at great prices," she says. "I like to group vintage portraits together as a salon wall, or use just one as a focal point of the room to tie in other colors incorporated throughout the space." Smaller art and accessories can also be wonderful flea market finds. Kirschner recently found a small enamel candy dish with a painted scene on it, and bought it for just a few dollars. She found an insignia on the back, searched online, and discovered that the piece was part of a series created in Europe decades ago by a family of artisans. She's since hunted for more dishes from the same series, and they've become a treasured collection in her home. If you're not sure what type of accessories you're looking for, consider focusing on one material. "I'm a sucker for anything solid brass," says Murray. "Some of my allSee MARKET — Page 20
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Bold color on kitchen cabinets is a thing
By MELISSA RAYWORTH Associated Press
Conventional wisdom says to use neutral colors or simple wood stains for anything as permanent as kitchen cabinets. Homeowners craving a burst of color have generally been advised to bring it in through easily changeable items like curtains or seat cushions. But home-design TV shows and blogs are changing that calculus by showing colorful, painted kitchen cabinets that look like a commitment worth making. Lately, "the natural materials are just not satisfying people," says designer and apartmenttherapy.com founder Maxwell Ryan. "People are loving contrast right now," including kitchens with bold colors and stark contrasts of black and white. Designer Brian Patrick Flynn recently filled the kitchen of HGTV's new "Urban Oasis" giveaway house with bright blue cabinets and a blue island in the center of the room. This cheerful color fills the room with energy in a way that traditional stainedwood cabinets couldn't. "I think designers love painted cabinetry in kitchens because, as opposed to wood, it's the strongest way to create a defined palette," Flynn says. "It's a great way to really add tons of personality to a space that's more about task than it is decoration." Here, Ryan, Flynn and Massachusetts-based designer Kristina See KITCHEN — Page 20
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"Do you want it to be timeless and you might always love it but might never be jazzed about it?" asks Crestin. Neutral cabinets, especially white ones, remain a safe and popular bet. But she says homeowners who are drawn to bolder colors and use them thoughtfully often end up happy. Sometimes, the answer is putting color on only half the cabinets. "Since I'm a fan of going big, I can go with fire-engine red cabinets all over and never flinch," Flynn says. "However, if a client is hesitant about that much color in the kitchen, I'm a fan of doing the lower cabinets or just the island cabinets in a color, then going white or gray with the others." This approach, he say, "will balance out the intensity of the cabinets and also make sure there is some visual breathing room so the eye can rest." Colorful lower cabinets can also look great combined with open shelving on top, Ryan says. Or paint the lower cabinets black, and then tile or paint the wall behind the upper, open shelving in a bold color you love.
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time favorite scores are a midcentury Mastercraft coffee table for $40, valued at $4,000, and a vintage, sculptural, 2foot-tall giraffe for $25." You can also find eye-catching lamps and light fixtures at flea markets, but they might need rewiring. "Ask the dealer if it's been rewired recently. If not, do they know any history or background on it? It's typically easy to have done, but it's an added expense," Kirschner says. If the light hasn't been rewired recently, use that fact to bargain the price down. No matter which items make your personal list for a flea-market hunt, these designers recommend buying vintage pieces that delight you. If the price is reasonable, says Kirschner, don't hesitate: "If you want to think about it for an hour, there's a chance it won't be there when you get back."
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Dutch design lab blends naturalistic and futuristic By KATHERINE ROTH Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) — The first U.S. museum exhibit devoted solely to the experimental and futuristic work of Dutch design studio Joris Laarman Lab is now on view at the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum here. The works — mainly furniture, along with an unusual radiator and a newly finished section of footbridge — tend to be curvy and organic in form, many resembling strange yet elegant life forms that have sprouted table legs and chair arms. Laarman and his team of computer scientists, engineers and craftsmen seem at first glance to get their inspiration from the past, with designs reminiscent of Art Nouveau or even rococo. "Gradient Lounge" is a generously sized chaise with voluptuous curves 3-D-printed from polyamide nickel and copper, with matching upholstery, 3-D-knit of silk, mercerized cotton and Merino wool. "Bridge Table," the sleek show-stopper of aluminum and tungsten carbide that greets visitors in the main part of the exhibit, resembles a smooth, silvercolored tree, with four trunk-like legs that
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separate into branches and extend to support a gleaming, flat surface. But there's nothing old-fashioned about these works. They are not inspired by nature so much as designed using actual mathematical principles of nature — algorithms drawn from plants, say, or multi-celled organisms. These algorithms are used to design the works created using 3-D printers or, in the case of the footbridge, using 3-D-printing robots invent-
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ed by the team. Then the pieces are finished using a combination of high-tech and artisanal methods, such as binding the exteriors with nickel, copper or steel, or handcrafting elements out of wood. "The emphasis is on experimentation, and on looking to biology and physics for design inspiration," explains Andrea Lipps, assistant curator of contemporary design at Cooper Hewitt, who oversaw the exhibit. Videos shown throughout the show help explain how the pieces were made and are crucial to understanding the works, since the techniques are so new, some of them only recently invented by the studio. "When people saw our exhibit in Holland, they got very emotional, and some of them even cried. The future can feel like a very scary place," says Laarman, a soft-spoken 37-year-old who was in New York for the opening of the show. "Joris Laarman Lab: Design in the Digital Age" will remain on view at the Cooper Hewitt through Jan. 15. It will then travel to The High Museum of Art in Atlanta (Feb. 18-May 13) and the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston (June 17-Sept. 9). The show, organized by each museum with slightly different works, has been expanded and updated since it originated at the Groninger Museum, in Groningen, Holland, in 2015. Joris Laarman Lab, founded by Laarman in 2004 with filmmaker and partner Anita Star, uses processes as innovative as the designs themselves. "The waves of technology are accelerating rapidly," Laarman says, referring to a timeline featured along one wall in the exhibit; it shows waves of technological advances alongside stock market rises and downturns, and includes moments in the foreseeable future, like the arrival of driverless cars. On the timeline, the industrial age has fallen away precipitously and the digital age is blasting off in new directions.
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GREAT STARTER – 3 bedroom home in NW Minot. Updated kitchen and dining. Walkout basement has master suite, family room and workshop. Large yard, patio, garden space and off street parking. #171344
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IN STANLEY – Ranch style home on large corner lot. Open kitchen, living and dining area. Kitchen has island and large pantry. 3 bedrooms and 2 ½ baths, includes a master suite. Unfinished basement Carrie to grow into. Rear deck. Double garage. Montoya #170821 240-0709
SPLIT FOYER – 4 bedroom, 1 ¾ bath home in Surrey. Custom cabinets in kitchen, deck off dining. Daylight lower level has family room, 2 bedrooms, ¾ bath and laundry. Large attached double garage. #172032
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RANCH STYLE – 2 bedroom, 2 ½ bath home in Towner. Island in kitchen, dining nook, family room, master bedroom with 2 walk-in closets and full bath. Covered front porch, screened back porch and deck. Colleen Double garage. Johnson #170636 852-1156
$159,900
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IN STANLEY – Totally renovated 2 bedroom home. New roof, water lines and storm windows. Beautiful kitchen with upper end appliances, French white cabinets, Ali granite counters and glass back splash. Ryan Laminate flooring, plush carpets. Double 720-9004 garage. #172356
$156,900
NEAR EPPING – 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2010 mobile home on 3.14 acres. Master suite. Kitchen, dining and living room with newer carpet. 2 decks and 1280 sq ft of living space. Fenced for horse, shop and bins. #172384
$259,900
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ENJOY COUNTRY VIEWS – 3 bedroom, 2 bath manufactured home on 5 acres near Velva. Master suite, wood burning fireplace, deck off dining room. Tim Stoned in fire-pit. Outbuilding for storage Knutson plus a 12x12 storage shed. 833-8951 #172429
$179,000
ONE LEVEL LIVING – 2 bedroom, 1 ¾ bath townhouse in quiet SW cul-de-sac. Lots of cabinets and pantry in kitchen. Master bedroom suite, 2nd bedroom plus a bonus room. Maintenance free front Janet porch. Double garage. Schelling #172315 240-7537
$209,900
VALLEY BLUFFS – New 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in SE Minot. Open floor plan with gas fireplace in living room, gourmet kitchen with quartz counters and pantry. Melissa Fenced back yard with covered patio. Leier 4 car garage. Seller/Agent related. 720-9640 #172292
MUST SEE! Beautifully remodeled 2 bedroom home. Open floor plan, main floor laundry, new windows, flooring and appliances. Basement has been framed and sheet rocked for a family room, egress Janea Martell master and ¾ bath – finish as you like. Attached garage. #171312 320-333-5264
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AFFORDABLE LIVING – 2 bedroom, 2 bath home. Large living room with hardwood floors and dining area at one end. Updated bath. Family room, full bath and possible bedroom in basement. Fenced back yard, patio and detached garage.#171545
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