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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Architectural Competition"”.

  1. Transparency and place : a visitors' center in Sydney Australia

    … inquiry begins from the design challenge of an architectural competition for the design of a visitors' center in Sydney Australia. The international design competition set by AlA, ASCA and DuPont Glass Industry, is asking for a building, addressed to visitors of Sydney, that represents the …

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  2. Screen Time

    … Year’s Eve Ball, the world’s first changeable architectural screen, and the world’s largest open architectural competition. The form of the thesis is a short movie that uses found footage and computer generated animations to apprehend the Tower amid its myriad images. In designing for animated …

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  3. Concrete dreams: architecture, politics, and Boston's New City Hall

    … has become widely reviled because of its architectural style and political symbolism. At the same time, it has influenced architecture and politics in its hometown, throughout the United States, and abroad. While recent scholarship has explored discrete aspects of the building's design, no …

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  4. """Empty chairs, broken lives"": The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum"

    … process including the initial public survey, the competition brief, the architectural competition, and the controversy that led to the firing of the competition advisor, Paul Sperigeren. This process began within days of the bombing, when a call for a memorial was put forward. The rush to …

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