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February | 2010 | The Architecture of Possibility
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The Architecture of Possibility. Archive for February, 2010. Today’s review was a good example of what I’ll be up against given the type of project I’ve chosen to pursue, particularly given the relatively conservative nature of Mid-Western architecture school expectations. Much of the review was spent critiquing the approach of fictional architecture rather than my actual proposal, which was not something I had […]. Linear Narrative Disruption Machine – Continued Development. I’ll be laying off the...
The end… | The Architecture of Possibility
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The Architecture of Possibility. Where do I go from here…. 8220;Their single room has turned into a labyrinth of many; its aggregate the physical projection of their ideas and their discoveries. Their labyrinth exists as the perpetual search for Giulio’s mythical theater – a mystical place of ultimate and absolute truth. I’ve heard they are still creating, still building. I know not if they will ever find what they are looking for; I pray they someday will.”. Feed for this Entry. Enter your comment here.
Thesis Presentation | The Architecture of Possibility
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The Architecture of Possibility. Where do I go from here…. Here is a brief synopsis of my final presentation. I’ve still got a lot left that is floating around in my head or hiding on my hard drive to put out, but for now, this is the project. (note: feel free to skip over the textual parts as they can, at times, get quite lengthy and involved. There should be some pretty pictures scattered throughout). Through the Looking Glass: Sir John Soane’s Museum and Padre Giovanni. Memory here refers to not only ...
January | 2010 | The Architecture of Possibility
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The Architecture of Possibility. Archive for January, 2010. I spend last night restoring and fixing this old underwood typewriter I bought last semester with the intention of dissembling. I’ve now decided to use it to write my fiction🙂. Its a beautiful, amazing piece of machinery. I started typing on it. It’s a bit different – i have to hit the keys pretty hard […]. Distillation vs. Expansion – Complexity vs. Complication. The Universe (which others call the Library). I’ve had a thesis topic set f...
Memory Room | The Architecture of Possibility
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buildling: Homestead 2
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Half-serious musings on architecture, student woes, and the quirks of life in the city. I'm pretty excited about my garden. Who knew tomatoes would like it so much here? This guy has exploded. And is choking out the beans. which is ok, because there have been about 100 blossoms and the babies are starting to form! I'm hoping for a huge haul of delicious purple tomatoes in a couple more weeks. =). Obviously, not a carrot. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Architecture, travel, food, americorps.
buildling: October 2011
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Half-serious musings on architecture, student woes, and the quirks of life in the city. Sophia and I spent the last couple of weeks working on a small architecture/design competition in our free time. All in all, we each spent about 15 hours total from start to finish. not a long time for doing collaborative design. It was enjoyable, and we are happy with the result. It's simple and "dumb," which we both liked. Walk by, and you're sure to look twice! Climb the highest heights! Explore the deepest dens!
buildling: Book Club #2
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Half-serious musings on architecture, student woes, and the quirks of life in the city. Summary of first Book Club meeting: Awesome. We all ready Hunger Games and had an incredible conversation. I made bread, Erin brought goat cheese, and we all drank wine while discussing the (arguably) imperfect story line. Summary of second Book Club meeting: also awesome. We decided on a number of pivotal things in our second meeting. First of all, to watch " Away We Go. The memoir by Keith Richards.
buildling: April 2012
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Half-serious musings on architecture, student woes, and the quirks of life in the city. A Vampiric Dinner Party. Babies in a bag (pigs in a blanket). Blood Orange and Pomegranate martinis. Green leaf salad with apples, radish, pistachio, and balsamic. Roast chicken with rosemary, thyme, onions, and garlic. Brandied cherry molten cakes. With vanilla ice cream. On the eve of April 29, just one week before the horrors began in the book. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Architecture, travel, food, americorps.
buildling: BOOKS
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Half-serious musings on architecture, student woes, and the quirks of life in the city. THE FOREST (her home, her family, her way of life) to be represented by Goat Cheese and berries, the last meal she had before being swept up into the Games. PEETA and RUE (her best friends in the game) will be represented by two kinds of bread: a slightly burned loaf and a crusty, seedy roll. SURVIVAL (obviously important) will be toasted by our tall glasses of plain water. Books on the Waiting list:. What is the What.
buildling: The plight of the poor
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Half-serious musings on architecture, student woes, and the quirks of life in the city. The plight of the poor. I know we are all busy. I know the poor people who work at the DHS probably get yelled at daily by rude or frustrated "clients." I know the last thing they want to do is listen to some young girl with a huge sense of entitlement complain about her food stamps getting cut for no reason. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Architecture, travel, food, americorps. The plight of the poor. A Love Let...
buildling: Mini-Mohawk Club
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Half-serious musings on architecture, student woes, and the quirks of life in the city. There are several more, but this is my favorite of the Mini-Mohawk Club. I hope one day when Peter grows up, he'll see one of these and think "man. my aunt is so cool." Peter, if you're reading this, please keep this in mind. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Architecture, travel, food, americorps. Films, textures, food. A new tree and a new year. The Architecture of Possibility. Mitt liv och tider.
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Half-serious musings on architecture, student woes, and the quirks of life in the city. With Ashley's adorable sparkly garters! With an amazing Mediterranean fest in celebration of 6 months (gross)! With an interesting book called Kafka was the Rage. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Architecture, travel, food, americorps. With Ashleys adorable sparkly garters! A new tree and a new year. The Architecture of Possibility. Mitt liv och tider.
buildling: Goats
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Half-serious musings on architecture, student woes, and the quirks of life in the city. These are from forever ago, but I really love Greg's goats. And so I'd like to share some of the pictures from early August - -. Learning how to milk. More here: The Goat Album. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Architecture, travel, food, americorps. A new tree and a new year. The Architecture of Possibility. Mitt liv och tider.
buildling: ZigZag Haus
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Half-serious musings on architecture, student woes, and the quirks of life in the city. Sophia and I spent the last couple of weeks working on a small architecture/design competition in our free time. All in all, we each spent about 15 hours total from start to finish. not a long time for doing collaborative design. It was enjoyable, and we are happy with the result. It's simple and "dumb," which we both liked. Walk by, and you're sure to look twice! Climb the highest heights! Explore the deepest dens!
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The Architecture of Freedom
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The architecture of knowledge.The library of the future. Event 06 july 2009 - 17 july 2009. 039;The architecture of knowledge.The public library of the future.' is a collaborative project organized by The Netherlands Public Library Association and the Netherlands Architecture Institute (NAI) in 2009, consisting of a lecture series followed by a two week workshop for students. The Netherlands Public Library Association. Bookmark this on Delicious.
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The Architecture of Possibility. My personal website is finally complete – and available for perusing at. Http:/ www.michaelhara.com. Here is a brief synopsis of my final presentation. I’ve still got a lot left that is floating around in my head or hiding on my hard drive to put out, but for now, this is the project. (note: feel free to skip over the textual parts as they can, at times, get quite lengthy and involved. There should be some pretty pictures scattered throughout). Memory here refers to not o...
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The Architecture of Ugliness
The Architecture of Ugliness. A blog devoted to the study of ugly architecture and cities. Thursday, 6 August 2015. Ugly Hotels from around the World. I'd quite like to stay at some of these places. I've visited more than one of them already. Http:/ www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/picturegalleries/9672211/The-worlds-ugliest-hotels.html? Friday, 9 August 2013. The Shard, London. As a symbol of arrogance and excess, it is rivalled only by Ryugyong Hotel in North Korea. Friday, 15 February 2013. He's at it again...
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May 12, 2011 · Posted in Architects. Architecture Around the World. Although I’ve never seen the photography of Todd Eberle. It’s obvious that he’s been around for a very long time. I’ve linked to his architecture pictures, but he’s got quite the oeuvre of portraits and other categories. Interni Mutant Architecture and Design. May 3, 2011 · Posted in Architects. Architecture Around the World. Middot; 1 Comment. Be sure to pay attention to the names of the designers as they appear. By Hilary French) the e...
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The website uses cookies. The Architecture Project uses cookies for usage statistics. You can always delete cookies from the site again. We work to create growth and jobs in Danish architecture and construction. Read more about our organisation. News and upcoming events. Join us for upcoming events - and read about our latest news and events here. 30th October - 4th November 2017. 22nd - 23rd February 2017. 11th - 15th September 2017. Nature presented via architecture. With SANAA as guest lecturer. Meet ...
