David Yntema
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Relentlessly hopeful. I read your footnotes first. Focused these days on stories about American spaces. I'd still brake for Jake.
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How the lion dance is actually accomplished. Original post
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‘The lack of investment in the cities where our tech lords work and live reveals a…reality about how this wealth benefits a select few at the expense of everyone else. As the industry expands its footprint…with data centers, the rest of America would be wise not to let the same thing happen again.’
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In @nytopinion.nytimes.com “The twin towers were a product of their time, the mid-1960s, and what has replaced them is still, sadly, in too many ways a product of that same time,” the former architecture critic Paul Goldberger writes on the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Today's architecture column. The building was designed by David Haid "whose most recognized work is the auto pavilion where Cameron Frye’s dad kept that ill-fated red Ferrari in the 1986 movie 'Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.' The architect supervised the repair of the pavilion’s glass after the scene."
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