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  • The Same Things Happen: On Repetition On RepetitiOn Repetitionrepetition

    02 Feb 2012

    groundhog-day

    [still from Groundhog Day, dir. Harold Ramis (1993)] The same things happen. The spray-painted tag was written on a crumbling…

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  • In Which Your Architecture Critic’s Personal Issues May Be Interfering With His Job

    28 Sep 2011

    New York by Gehry

    The following post was originally written as an entry to McSweeney’s 2011 Column Contest. It didn’t win. But I had…

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  • Over-caffeinated, under-employed, and Bored to Death

    17 Mar 2010

    bored_to_death

    It all seems so simple in retrospect. I wanted a cup of coffee, I got a cup of coffee. But…

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  • Subverting the Spectacle of Modern Times: Charlie Chaplin and the Situationists

    20 Sep 2009

    [Still from Modern Times] “The construction of situations begins beyond the ruins of the modern spectacle. It is easy to…

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  • Mediocrity Rules! The Simpsons Takes on The Fountainhead

    11 May 2009

    Last night, The Simpsons finally got around to sending up The Fountainhead. Yes, Ayn Rand’s The Fountainhead: the superficially architectural…

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  • “The Most Awesome Building in The Universe”

    19 Nov 2008

    [image via ABC] In Monday night’s episode of How I Met You Mother, main character Ted Mosby Architect is competing…

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