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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Risky Business: Juan Herreros at Columbia
Architecture is a dangerous business. Ok, maybe not James Bond dangerous, but we do get involved in some hairy situations. Not exactly life threatening, but definitely related to our success as architects. As I dilute my exaggeration, I get to … Continue reading
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Reciprocity: The Shaping of a Capital City
As further evidence that infrastructure is the new Bilbao, Reykjavik has just concluded a competition for the planning of Vatnsmyri. Courtesy of WAN. The aim of the competition was to maximize the opportunity offered by Vatnsmýri to consolidate and strengthen … Continue reading
Tagged competition, reykjavik, wan
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Infrastructure is the New Bilbao
In the age of branding, image is everything. Even cities are having to brand themselves as destinations to garner foreign tourism. Some cities, such as Paris with it’s Eiffel Tower, luckily already have global icons and established tourism. Other cities, … Continue reading
Posted in musings, speculation
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