2007.08.20 18:03
thesis... phenomenology
Is there any proof that "we can't inhabit it--outlandish, novel architecture--in a meaningful way"?
3334x
2007.08.20 15:37
Why do you think you're creative?
…most people don't even have a metabolic imagination. For that matter, even a fertile imagination is fairly uncommon.
3334x
2007.08.20 11:21
What brought you to Archinect?
I just like giving architects more heartburn.
3334x
2007.08.08 16:01
spreading like a virus...(discuss)
Regarding real estate development, as far as Pennsylvania is concerned, it started before Willian Penn even got here--he sold a lot of the land sight unseen in England.
Indentur 11 October 1681
William Penn of Warmingham, Sussex England to Thomas Percy of the City of Oxford
500 acres in the province of Pennsylvania
courtesy of The Historical Society of Frankford
3334y
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