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Brick Industry Association Awards 3 Pine Hall Brick projects
greenpavers wrote 2 days ago: Variety is key. Pine Hall Brick’s pavers were chosen by the designers of three very different winne … more →
"Mom-and-Pop" neighborhood treasures
profilesstudio wrote 2 weeks ago: fErin at work in Chestnut Hill Shoppers in Chestnut Hill last fall were intrigued to see their n … more →
In/Sight=On/Site opens this Sat, May 30
ellayang wrote 1 month ago: Please join me and Mary K. Connelly as we open our exhibition this Saturday, May 30, at the Salmagun … more →
How a permeable clay paver system filters stormwater.
greenpavers wrote 3 months ago: Attention landscape architects, paving contractors and hardscape installers: permeable clay pav … more →
Expert voice: The importance of storm water
greenpavers wrote 3 months ago: Scott Johnston Principal of Johnston Design Group the architecture firm that oversaw the Cliffs Cott … more →
The green in pavers
greenpavers wrote 3 months ago: Clay brick, whether used as a building material for houses and office buildings, or as clay pavers i … more →
Allan Pharmacy and House Detective
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laurenarcher wrote 5 months ago: One of the projects I’m currently helping out with at the Town of Oakville is an Area Study fo … more →
Pink in Tokyo
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jaredinnakano wrote 5 months ago: Last Sunday’s New York Times has a fantastic magazine fashion spread, Pink Panthers, focused … more →
Shared Walls and Fire Escapes
magicallydeliciousnewyork wrote 7 months ago: New York Buildings are so gritty. Yet…interesting. … more →
Autumn leaves and taxis
magicallydeliciousnewyork wrote 7 months ago: I’ve seen this shot before in so many different movies set in New York. Super cool to actuall … more →
George's favorite bar - back then it was called a "Tavern"
magicallydeliciousnewyork wrote 7 months ago: This bar has been around since 1772 and George Washington enjoyed having a cold one here. … more →
Napolean ate at Delmonico's
magicallydeliciousnewyork wrote 7 months ago: Fine dining started in 1825 with Delmonico who opened up a restaurant downtown New York. Patrons of … more →
Old Buildings...
magicallydeliciousnewyork wrote 7 months ago: …abound in New York. Took a picture of this from the steps of the Met. It was across the str … more →
Rockefeller's dreams
magicallydeliciousnewyork wrote 8 months ago: When Rockefeller was a young boy … he said he dreamt of living to 100 years old and to make $1 … more →
McCain couldn't get in
magicallydeliciousnewyork wrote 8 months ago: New York’s Society for Ethical Culture denied his application. (or so the rumour mongers tel … more →
Is Church for you? Only if you like architecture.
magicallydeliciousnewyork wrote 8 months ago: The Second Church of Christ, Scientist, was completed in 1901. Neo-Classical in style – Gree … more →
When Good Fences make Good Public Places
purpleganesh wrote 10 months ago: Arcades and vehicular street along the perimeter of fenced square How about having a 6′ tall … more →
Mapping room
Lorraine Corker wrote 11 months ago: Began work on the mapping room today, the walls are covered with photographs of Jull Street from th … more →
A Lone Bicycle!
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td23 wrote 1 year ago: Kolkata has many narrow alleys (aka gullies), formed because of the gaps between two very closely s … more →
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