“Vancouver is an instant city,” says Mr. Henriquez, with a snap of his fingers. “There’s a repetition to all of that stuff that’s very cookie cutter.
It lacks the idiosyncratic nature of those cities that have evolved over a larger period of time. It’s not the fault of the architecture – it’s the fault of [...]
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- “The city represents, in the most delicate and disquieting way the ambiguous domain between the natural and the artificial, suggesting that there may be some third entity.”
- Gordon Brent Brochu-Ingram: site map for a series of linked project spaces & archives
- rebuilding communities: sketches + studies + analyses + reviews + references + debates + strategies + plans + proposals + policy + planning + designs
- The origins of ‘The Terminal City’
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- The Terminal City (Vancouver Canada)
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