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- i believe in god only i spell it nature (f.l.w)
- they make it seem so simple
- P.S. He threw himself out a window, eventually.
- blah blah blah blah blah
- People in glass apartments- visual clutter?
- "Just curiously bored"
- Heather & Ivan Morrison
- tile x puzzle = tiluzzle
- ACME in Weilburg, Germany
- I know what I know, I'll sing what I said,
- Step 1: we can have lots of fun, Step 2: There's s...
- Oslo skate park/opera
- Cooper Union
- Two weeks ago...
- Finally, a dialectic I can understand...
- And I'll know my song well,
- ah-ha
- in honour of friday's crit
- Relection, refraction, light, water, brilliance!
- Lost in geometrics
- What we have in common is that we are different
- Iran, 1187 AD
- Remarks on Nature
- Marjorie Rice, DIY mathematic theoretician...
- Eliasson again, just as confusing/informing as the...
- Your engagement has consequences
- scale of time
- peeled architecture
- Continuous Cities 1
- tiles continued
- Still ringing in my ears
- unbuilt but not unrealized
- "generative architecture" resists the use of the w...
- i want isometric paper!
- i'm drawing too, i promise
- No title
- No title
- thinking about... Nature and Sentimentality
- Or... We could just build a mountain!
- oh Thom...
- the Full Thom Mayne article... forgot
- #7: We support continuous negotiations of space
- you forgot one.
- the visual boredom of the college campus
- body+landscape
- here's that concrete you ordered
- oldest living things
- Grassplosion
- Modern, Romantic? Construction vs. Seduction?
- Esmeralda
- Thom Mayne has words
- cuteoverload: Home Addition
- le jardin, la maison
- another reason (besides bird bridge) to love visio...
- Bird bridge!
- words of wisdom
- glass
- Foster + Partners
- FUKSAS
- huh
- amalgamation?...
- Wet and Dry
- more rose
- Buddhists suggest repitition is the way to cram th...
- Plaza de Espana by Herzog + de Meuron
- James Rose
- Irene
- up down back forth
- can our models be this fun and beautiful?
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