Busy Architect’s Grab Bag
Do not worry.
This blog has not suffered a premature death.
[Image: Courtesy of Corbis.]
It’s a bit busy around here.
Work. Family. Work. Mostly work.
Here’s a grab bag of sorts.
Article, discovered last night
Fighting a New 125th St., Using a 110-Year-Old Law via NY Times
Book, currently reading, and incredibly interesting…
The World Without Us
Website, about one German’s photographic obsession with LA
You Are Here by Martin
Project, a retroactive look at Manhattan the day Henry Hudson arrived 400 years ago
Mannahatta, via Landscape + Urbanism, via Wildlife Conservation Society
Event, via a friendly email from the subcuratorial committee
Bat-Yam International Biennale of Landscape Urbanism
Lecture, one of my favorites and unfortunately I can’t make this one
David Harvey at CCNY, April 3 at 6pm
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