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Archis
PO Box 14702,
1001 LE Amsterdam
The Netherlands
T: +31 (0)20 3203926
F: +31 (0)20 3203927
E: info@archis.org
where? (Hamerstraat 20a)
OMA*AMO
Heer Bokelweg 149
3032 AD Rotterdam
The Netherlands
T: +31 10 243 82 00
F :+31 10 243 82 02
E: office@oma.com
where? (Heer Bokelweg 149)
C-LAB
180 Varick St.
Suite 1610
New York, NY USA 10014
United States of America
T: +1 212 989-2398
E: hello@c-lab.columbia.edu
where? (180 Varick Street)
Mine the GapArchitecture of Consequence: Dutch Designs on the Future
Heart and Revolution: ways of visioning the City of Tomorrow (Day 2)Tomorrow, Day 1(Un)Comfort zonesNAi Debates on Tour: The African city center and its futureBeyond the Digital Turn
Collective City (3) Suburbia After the Crash (4) Sustainability Reloaded (31) The Moon (1)
bookmarked on: Tuesday, 9 March 2010, 02:39 | Mapping Architectural Controversies
Mapping Architectural Controversies (MAC) is an interactive website dedicated to students and researchers working on controversies surrounding design projects, buildings, master plans, and urban and development issues. Documenting and visualising recent controversies in architecture, it also aims to address a broader audience interested in the design of cities, spatial networks and built environments as well as planners, representatives of city government, NGOs and citizens. As it is a part of the EU-funded project MACOSPOL, Mapping Architectural Controversies draws on a variety of documental sources and visual methods to explore the multifarious connections of architecture and society.
bookmarked on: Sunday, 7 March 2010, 14:39 | Modern Home Plans | Hometta
webshop for building plans
bookmarked on: Sunday, 7 March 2010, 04:46 | Books in the Age of the iPad — Craig Mod
bookmarked on: Friday, 26 February 2010, 05:14 | SPACE SOLAR POWER :: Free Solar Space Power :: Download Space Based Solar Power now! | Solar Lighting Guide
Like the story of a fictional movie, but Japanese space agency plan so serious: In 2030 they will capture solar energy in space and sends it to Earth via laser or microwave.
bookmarked on: Monday, 22 February 2010, 04:06 | WeTransfer - the easy way to send big files
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