Category Archives: Infrastructure

Architecture, Energy and Radical Ecology

Posted on April 21, 2011 by Paul Goss

I have recently been in contact with a friend and colleague of mine who is currently pursuing his Masters in Architectural Design at The Bartlett School in London, England. Following his blog, as well as corresponding with him, has made … Continue reading →

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Teaching Los Angeles

Posted on August 29, 2010 by Weller

Los Angeles is so often criticized in this century as a failed city, an anti-city lacking the traditional hierarchies and radial density gradient that we have come to take for granted as key characteristics of functioning large cities.  That which … Continue reading →

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