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stream psyche



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florida modernists



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the downtown scene


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last man in one of the last bowrey flophouses


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mousetrap driven racer


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jack goldstein

A SUITE OF NINE 7-INCH RECORDS WITH SOUND EFFECTS (1976)

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the rush creek wrights


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bouroullec micro-architecture



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The Gordon House



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you are getting sleepy very sleepy


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container news


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house on mars of mars


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emma buck 101 or 102



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"...but the planning is now dominated by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which owns the site, and by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, the architectural firm hired by Larry A. Silverstein, the site's leaseholder."



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"Much like the baby boomers who grew up in them, Modern houses of the postwar era are now at the point where they could use a little work -- not an extreme makeover, just an update. This was the case when the architect Alexander Gorlin was asked to renovate a 1956 Upper East Side town house by a couple for whom he had previously designed a TriBeCa loft."



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this is a nice enough LES renovation project. but whats seriously missing are the real numbers. just how much does a 1,400 sf condo (in somewhat rough condition) on the corner of eldridge and rivington cost these days? then add in the $50,000.00 reno/furniture budget. so much for starving artists.


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"Nearly three years after the city's skyline was altered by terrorists, Chock full o'Nuts coffee has changed the logo on its cans to remove the World Trade Center's twin towers."


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the rent



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if walls could talk...



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UtoPia

the housing question


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reclaimed epithets



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"They had Five-Year plans. We had the New Deal. They had the White Sea Canal. We had the Boulder Dam. They had forced collectivization. We had dust bowls. They had state-sponsored Socialist Realist photography. We had the photographic realism of the Farm Security Administration. They had Alexander Rodchenko, Boris Ignatovich, Elizar Langman and Arkady Shaikhet. We had Dorothea Lange, Russell Lee, Ben Shahn and Walker Evans."


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shelter

The Literature & Culture of the American 1950s



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death by fountain



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