Busy Architect’s Grab Bag

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This blog has not suffered a premature death.

Architects Grab Bag
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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 by Alan Weisman

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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(prss) release
A new project by Marten Dashorst and Edwin Gardner, prss release is an 'independent paper blog aggregator.'...

Investing in Our Cities
Last week I highlighted an article, In Search of a Real Urban Policy, from the NY Times examining the...

It's Time to be Diversified
With all my talk of economics lately, I thought I'd share a recent report on the state of the architecture...

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