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Green Cities: Lessons From Boston and Beyond
As mentioned here earlier, Boston played host to a conference on green cities. The Rappaport Institute has posted the presentations and remarks from the conference on their website. Opening slide from Daniel Schrag’s presentation. Courtesy of Rappaport Institute.
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Tagged boston, cities, conference, economics, mayors, policy, sustainability
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Urban Exploring in the Sleepy City
To continue the idea of invisible infrastructure and urban exploration, I want to direct your attention to Sleepy City. This website catalogs an individual’s urban adventures through striking photography. Many of the places they visit are underground, but the slant … Continue reading
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Tagged cities, infrastructure, photography, urban exploration
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End the Architect’s Complex, Pay Your Interns
If you are in college or have a degree, you should be paid as an intern. For architects, this is widely debatable. For me, it is not. Courtesy of archiCULTURE. Peter Eisenmann seems to think otherwise…