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Why Does It Look Like This Here?
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Who were the first architects?
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Why Does It Look Like This Here?
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THE FIFTEEN-MINUTE LIMIT: A DESIGN CONCEPT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT
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Why Does It Look Like This Here?
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After a bit of a hiatus, the series on Community Gardens worldwide continues!
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Why Does It Look Like This Here?
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CARS, CITIES, AND SOUNDSCAPES
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Why Does It Look Like This Here?
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Technology influences the spaces we inhabit, our behavior and lifestyle.
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THE CHEERS AND RECOGNITION MONTHLY POST
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“It is spring again.
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THE CHEERS AND RECOGNITION MONTHLY POST
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“I think that the man from the moon would know France without knowing French; I think that he would know England without having heard the word.
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THE CHEERS AND RECOGNITION MONTHLY POST
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WABI-SABI NEIGHBORHOODS
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THE CHEERS AND RECOGNITION MONTHLY POST
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"Beauty or beast, the modern skyscraper is a major force with a strong magnetic field.
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“One of the things I love about being an architect is that it touches on just about everything – art, design, technology, sustainability, sociology, psychology, history, business, real estate, construction, photography,...
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Here's a consolidation of the Community Gardens Worldwide posts to date, for your convenience:
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"Architecture is a visual art, and the buildings speak for themselves. - Julia Morgan THE CHEERS AND RECOGNITION MONTHLY POST
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This is part of an WDILLTH?
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THE CHEERS AND RECOGNITION MONTHLY POST
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For some, the end of summer and return to school marks the end of travel season, while for others, the upcoming holidays signal its beginning.
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THE CHEERS AND RECOGNITION MONTHLY POST
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Why Does It Look Like This Here?'
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THE CHEERS AND RECOGNITION MONTHLY POST
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Continuing with the alphabetic survey of community gardens worldwide, but with a note for US gardeners, who must wait until the U's: did you know that the Shiloh Field Community Garden is a community garden in Denton, Te...
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THE CHEERS AND RECOGNITION MONTHLY POST
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“Gardening is an exercise in optimism.
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THE CHEERS AND RECOGNITION MONTHLY POST
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Continuing the discussion of community gardens worldwide, Part III.
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Water is necessary for sustenance and agriculture, supports plants, creates habitats and attracts wildlife.
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THE CHEERS AND RECOGNITION MONTHLY POST
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Continuing the discussion of community gardens worldwide, here's a reprise of gardens in nations beginning with the letter “A” from this previous post, so you don't have to toggle back.
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THE CHEERS AND RECOGNITION MONTHLY POST
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Continuing the discussion of community gardens, to follow are some examples of community gardens throughout the world.
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Why Does It Look Like This Here?
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They paved paradise and put up a parking lot (Big Yellow Taxi, Counting Crows)
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It’s seed catalog time in the Northern temperate zones, when people begin to think of gardens.
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Why Does It Look Like This Here?
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Why Does It Look Like This Here?'
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Why Does It Look Like This Here?
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PART II, Where Do Architects Play?
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“The creation of something new is not accomplished by the intellect but by the play instinct acting from inner necessity.
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CHEERS AND RECOGNITION Why Does It Look Like This Here?
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Windows are a design feature that offer clues about when a structure was built, showcase the evolution of construction technology, and serve important pragmatic functions for lighting and temperature control.
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This blog explores the connections among built, natural and social environments.
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At this time of the year in the US, particularly in the suburbs, one notices lawns decorated with pumpkins, corn stalks and wreaths, along with 20-foot plastic skeletons (Halloween) and election signage.
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This blog explores the connections among built, natural and social environments.