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Archive for March, 2005

  • "cities are places built for women"

    31 Mar 2005

    …or so says Brian Eno in an interview with Index magazine.An exerpt: BRIAN: In cities, you have the opportunity to…

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  • Sign of the Times

    31 Mar 2005

    Utopia will arise in rural South Dakota. well…not really, but Marvin Miller is planning a new city, Laurent, to accomodate…

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  • Ugly is the new Pretty

    30 Mar 2005

    from Archinect: BBC news had this picture of Kaliningrad, now in the news because of political unrest, This is the…

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  • We regret to inform you

    28 Mar 2005

    back from a mini easter vacation, but no posting for a while yet. the hinges on my laptop broke and…

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  • Chinese Architecture by (gasp!) Chinese Architects

    23 Mar 2005

    “Duchamp marrying a Chinese painting marrying urbanism producing a child that could be called contemporary Chinese architecture.” This is how…

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  • Ralph Erskine Dies

    23 Mar 2005

    Erskine was perhaps best known for his housing projects, including the controversial Byker Wall housing estate in Newcastle.BD publishes a…

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  • something something thomas mayne

    22 Mar 2005

    I know it’s late, but I don’t really care too much… The New York Times loves Thomas MayneSlate is kind…

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  • Breaking Away

    17 Mar 2005

    Apropos my current bicycle search, (see below post) I thought this feature especially timely. The Bike Tree is a new…

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  • The amazing inflatable concrete building!

    15 Mar 2005

    Wired News reports that two British Engineers, William Crawford and Peter Brewin, have developed a new type of concrete emergency…

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  • Hot New German Export

    15 Mar 2005

    You’ve read it here first kids! Now, ArchNewsNowis highlighting the work of German/American firm Behnisch, Behnisch & Partner, currently featured…

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  • Bicycle Shopping: part the first

    11 Mar 2005

    I’m in the market for a new bike. Nothing fancy – maybe an old cruiser or 10 speed. I’ve been…

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  • "Emerging Voices" now heard

    10 Mar 2005

    The Architect’s Newspapaer reports that the Architecture League of New York have announce their latest “emerging voices.” For the next…

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  • Bend it like Peckham

    09 Mar 2005

    Sorry for the lack of posting lately. Things have been surprisingly busy here in old New Orleans. Plus, someone moved…

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  • Google Images Beware!

    07 Mar 2005

    The New York Public Library has just launched their new digital image archive. So far, it includes over 275,000 images…

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  • For your clicking pleasure

    04 Mar 2005

    Articles like this really make me miss the late nights in architecture school. San Francisco is encouraging innovative residential design…

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  • We are living in a Digital World

    04 Mar 2005

    …and I am a digital girl. (or boy) In creating his “Digital Shelter Kit,” Pedro Sepulveda-Sandoval has architecturally reframed electronic…

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  • Big Trouble in Little China

    03 Mar 2005

    You know how there’s that building boom in China? Well, even though these new massive skyskrapers may be the answer…

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  • Clothing as shelter and other news…

    01 Mar 2005

    Artists Ana Rewakowicz believes in the potential for clothing to act as a kind of portable architecture, as illustrated in…

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  • LECTURE REVIEW: A R O

    01 Mar 2005

    Tonight, at Tulane University, I attended a lecture given by Stephen Cassell, founding partner of the Manhattan firm, Architecture Research…

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