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Information: the new “tea” (so many flavours!)

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

Mark Lise posted a pointer on his blog today, and then spun out some thoughts: This morning I read a post from David Crow on “Community Platforms“. It got me thinking about our local community, that being Victoria and Vancouver. I have always been a supporter of community platforms and open source, but I’d like […]

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“Forgotten Architects,” and some thoughts on the creative class

Tuesday, April 1st, 2008

Here’s a great blog post by BLDGBLOG‘s Geoff Manaugh, Forgotten Architects, where he details Myra Wahrhaftig‘s research project on German Jewish architects who were suppressed and banned from practicing in Nazi Germany. Some of Wahrhaftig’s work is now published by the Pentragram Papers (and here); there is also a German-language lexicon with 500 biographies, Deutsche […]

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