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Princeton Architectural Press is looking for a full-time editor – remember you heard it here & then send me free books!

.:PA Press job opening->

Posted: September 20th, 2011
at 9:43pm by orangemenace


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Stretch It Out

Chinese companies have been caught illegally stretching steel re-bar, thus thinning the cross-section to unsafe diameters. Must be great when an earthquake hits. I mean, this is pretty terrible… (not that a US company wouldn’t do the same)

.:full story->via WAN

Posted: September 20th, 2011
at 9:39pm by orangemenace


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Lifting Content

Damn near everyone with an architecture blog that has been read by more than 5 people has been plagiarized – probably by another blog or site that is much larger and established. I won’t name names of who has ripped off AMNP – but they were the kind of sites that could afford to pay me for my content, no doubt. Arch Record, however, has no qualms calling someone out…

.:News Notebook->

Posted: September 19th, 2011
at 9:41pm by orangemenace


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‘Retrograde Cocoon’

The LA Times’ Christopher Hawthorne takes a look at the new Apple HQ by Foster + Partners – and finds it wanting.

.:critic’s notebook-> LA Times

Posted: September 19th, 2011
at 9:34pm by orangemenace


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The Road to Exurbia

James Barilla reflects on what life in the Exurbs look like in the North East.

.:full article -> via DesignObserver

Posted: September 11th, 2011
at 5:54pm by orangemenace


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Symbolic Towers

The symbolism of the skyscraper has changed very little – if at all – since 9/11, argues LA Times architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne. I would contend that in terms of the WTC it has changed somewhat, but in no way for the better.

.:full article->via LA Times

 

Posted: September 5th, 2011
at 5:16pm by AMNP


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Gibson on Cities

The September issue is Scientific American is devoted to cities – and has one of AMNP’s favorite authors, William Gibson! I’m looking forward to the issue, but until then check out the features being released online – like this interview with the author of such novels as Neuromancer and Pattern Language.

.:read the interview->

Posted: August 22nd, 2011
at 5:21pm by AMNP


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Twittering Ninjas

Are you following AMNP on Twitter yet? The fun doesn’t here on the site, and we do more than plug our own posts! Come check out our timeline.

.: @ArchitectureMNP ->

Posted: August 21st, 2011
at 7:14pm by AMNP


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Bilbao Effect

The next Bilbao – how a museum can regenerate an entire city, over at FastCompany.

.:full story->

Posted: August 21st, 2011
at 5:22pm by AMNP


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Space Hotels!

Wow, I really hope to one day cool-out in a space hotel of some sort – but I hope that sometime in my lifetime they evolve into something iller / cheaper /need less training than what the Russians are planning. Still, this is pretty awesome – see what I’m talking about after the link.

.:via->Architizer

Posted: August 18th, 2011
at 7:16pm by AMNP


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