Articles from 04/05/2009:
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When the property market gets tough, the wealthy dig down to create the ultimate den. Can anyone doubt that the world is being manipulated from this international network of underground hideouts, [...] Read »
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from Archinect
Seattle architects specializing in custom residential, mixed use and commercial projects. Read »
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A team of 10 Austrian and Italian archaeologists, architects and computer scientists have started with the largest catacomb, Saint Domitilla, just outside the Italian capital and plan on creating [...] Read »
from Lane Architecture
During church today, I was fortunate to meet Mr. Jerry Reese, the general manager of the NY Giants professional football team. He was a gueat speaker during the Sunday service. During his talk, [...] Read »
 Architectural Works
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Trash lies everywhere in the fields, lots and buildings where children play in Gu�diawaye, Senegal. Residents of this neighborhood buy refuse to build up low-lying areas that are prone to flooding [...] Read »
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 from strange bungalow
Today students from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the historic South Side Community Arts Center (SSCAC) engaged in a series of happenings geared toward building a stronger network [...] Read »
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Hauz29: Morphosis, Caltrans, Los Angeles from Hauz on Vimeo .A well crafted video from Hauz29 who also produces some excellent podcasts on architecture that have been featured in our sidebar [...] Read »
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Martin Lang talks about his ideas behind select landscape and scene designs for T4. Or California as a human abattoir. NYT Read »
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When an ancient tsunami hit "New York" the huge wave crashed into New York City and the surrounding region. Occurring 2,300 years ago, it dumped sediment and shells across Long Island and New [...] Read »
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