The building will preserve its antique touch but also be modernized through Kenny Slaught’s support. The seismic upgrades will protect the numerous art pieces inside as well as the structure. The museum will become a more central part of Santa Barbara thanks to the 25 percent increase of gallery space. This project is the largest started by the museum up to date.
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The eight week long Parenting After Loss program offers support to families who have lost a loved one. The counseling provided by the program deals with the consequences of death within a family unit. Kenny Slaught explains that by attending the initiative, families learn how to cope and develop better communication tools.
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Santa Barbara City College is well known for its network engineering training programs. Kenny Slaught says that someone’s time is well invested in their education if they attend the program. Network engineers manage their computer network and provide their company with the best connectivity and data management applications. The communications technologies sees more job openings every year as the industry keeps growing.
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In the early 1900s, the Spanish Colonial Revival architecture was started in US. This style was used in redesigning some American cities that were first Spanish colonies, and is often seen in California. In Santa Barbara, it was adopted when the city was rebuilt after the 1925 earthquake. Architect George Washington relocated to Montecito and made it known. El Pueblo Viejo’s architectural history stays true to the Roman and Parisian laws, and the city preserves its style even today. But what it Hispanic architecture all about? This style is inspired by cities in Andalusia, Southern Spain. The structures in Santa Barbara are a mix of the locally available materials and the environment. Kenny Slaught explains that the architecture in the region is simplistic and shows great craftsmanship. The buildings in Santa Barbara are designed to face the sun, and painted in colors like red, yellow, white and orange, reminding of its weather.
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The real estate sector in US has been made modern by technology, resulting in more efficient and lucrative property management. Sites that have online collaborations and especially workflow automation are becoming more famous. This happens due to their ability to provide accurate data and information. CEO of Investec Real Estate Companies, Kenny Slaught, explains how developers in the Santa Barbara area can integrate new models and online operations into their business.
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