August 30, 2004
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UrbanDictionary.com]
"a slang dictionary with your definitions"
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Wordcount]
"Landscape" is the 2935th most frequently used English word (ranked in order of commonality by British National Corpus) bracketed by "paintings" and "mother".
August 26, 2004
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Art Underfoot]
Competition to design manhole covers for Vancouver
August 25, 2004
[
Archinect]
Sneak peak of the Venice Biennale 2004
August 22, 2004
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For banal skyscrapers: Off with their heads! ]
The proposed Grade X listing for buildings
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Bulldozers beat listing inspectors to 50s home]
A 1950s house designed by a world-famous architect has been bulldozed in Edinburgh just as it was set to be protected by heritage watchdogs.
August 17, 2004
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Avant-Green: Landscaping as a Fine Art]
My opinion? Barely art, certainly not landscape architecture
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Architect calls for Scotland's ugliest buildings to be torn down]
The Herald
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The House That Built a Revolution]
Architectural documentaries are hot stuff at the moment - My Architect is finally over here in the UK whilst this 2 year old film about Gehry's unrealised house for Peter Lewis is also making the rounds.
August 15, 2004
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20 Holiday Tips for Architects]
"12. When setting up your easel at a popular beauty spot make sure your professional accreditation is clearly visible, so passers-by know whom they're dealing with."
[
organicARCHITECT :: San Francisco Green Architecture]
more at [SFGate.com]
[
Philadelphia Inquirer]
Great to read that the Victory Building on Chestnut Street has finally been rehabilitated.
[
The New York Times]
Field Operations with Diller, Scofidio & Renfro selected to masterplan the High Line
August 09, 2004
[
The New York Times]
Building a Bad Reputation: Sloppy American Construction. "As more high-profile buildings by foreign architects rise in the United States, and as computers allow architects to strive for engineering, design and construction complexities never before imagined, a gathering rumble can be heard across the profession about the way America builds"
August 08, 2004
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The New York Times]
Art Review: Resourceful in the Deep South vs. Sleek in an Alpine Landscape
[
The Herald]
Innovative Scots architectural company Ushida Findlay goes into liquidation
[
[Sunday Herald]]
Photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson died last week at 94.
August 04, 2004
[
The Torygraph]
Interview with Gustafson after the Diana memorial debacle.
[
Architecture for Humanity ]
Design like you give a damn