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    “Who Will Paint New York” “The World’s New Art Center” and the “Skyscraper Paintings of Georgia O’Keeffe” Initial question: According to Chave‚ artists selected the skyscraper as a subject in the 20th century because they were something new and had out-did anything Europe had done so far. It was “the building of the 20th century”. It was a whole new way of creating art and architecture that was very different from any cathedral in Europe at that time. Art critics like Clement Greenberg commented

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    Design and Applied Technology Teaching Kit for Senior Secondary Curriculum Visit : Central Structure of Skyscrapers [Student notes] Organizer Sponsor Research Team Preamble Learning plan i Visit: Central - Structure of Skyscrapers 1.1 Itinerary 01 1.2 Introduction 02 03 1.3 Structural System Comparison of Skyscrapers 1.4 Checkpoints 1 Old Supreme Court (Former Legislative Council Building) 04 2 HSBC Headquarters

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    middle scene in the Mad Men opening title sequence. This will be addressing the principles and elements of design and their impact on the viewing experience of this segment of title sequence. This scene is an illustration of a man free-falling from a skyscraper‚ down the side of a building. Further detail will be addressed later. Three elements of design will be discussed: line‚ color‚ and shape. All are designed to show continuity and free-flowing movement through change. The principles balance‚ harmony

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    love is able to say sorry

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    Helmets: Unused life savers"‚ consumer reports (May 1990): 348. 2. While the Sears Tower is arguably the greatest achievement in skyscraper engineering so far‚ it’s unlikely that architects and engineer have abandoned the quest for the world’s tallest building. The question is: just how high can a building go? Structural engineer William LeMessurier has designed a skyscraper nearly one-half mile high‚ twice as tall as the Sears Tower. And architect Robert Sobel claims that existing technology could

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    Ran Fu

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    Reading Delirious New York ­ PROFESSOR: Felicity Dale Scott STUDENT: Fu Ran NY/Paris GSAPP Final Paper for AA4705 Architectural publication is certainly a good way to know about one architect and his or her works. However‚ to know about different architects‚ you may need different types of publication. To know Frank Gehry‚ you need an album of his Bilbao Guggenheim Museum while to know Sejima Kazuyo‚ you need one issue

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    The Flatiron Building

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    raised in Chicago‚ Illinois‚ Burnham first apprenticed as a draftsman under William LaBaron Jenney. At the age of 26 he met future business partner John Wellborn Root‚ and together they were responsible for the design of one of America’s first skyscrapers: the Masonic Temple Building in Chicago. As an internationally prominent figure‚ Daniel Burnham brought ideas from many foreign cultures to America and was a major influence in the development of the idea of grand cities such as New York and Chicago

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    was a commercial skyscraper in Malaysia that took the initiative to reinvent a wasteful and often pompous building type. Instead of a hermetically sealed glass-box regulated by mechanical air-conditioning systems‚ it was atypically climate-conscious and incorporated architectural features that help to regulate the indoor environment without excess energy. The only leisure space in a typical office tower may be the cafeteria in the basement or the office pantry; this skyscraper has shaded outdoor

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    during the day.  The imagery he uses is unexpected:                                   I watched from here a helicopter skirting like a damaged insect the Empire State building‚ that jumbo-sized dentist drill‚ and landing on the roof of the PanAm skyscraper.   Firstly he uses a simile comparing ‘a helicopter’ to ‘a damaged insect’.  The comparison is effective as at a distance the size‚ sound and movement of the helicopter resemble an insect.  However‚ his choice of the word ‘damaged’ suggests that

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    town hall‚ but the people of San Gimignano built 70. San Gimignano is now a world heritage site‚ and has a skyline that could be reminiscent of manhattan. It is very peculiar for such a small town to have so many towers‚ however in the video of ‘Skyscraper’ a local resident said “The noble families were always arguing about who was the boss‚ they wanted to build taller and taller towers to publicise their owner”. The town became so overridden by towers that the mayor of the town implemented a law

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    Vertical Farming

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    the future‚ Dr. Despommier has thought about taking current indoor farming methods several steps further. He has explored the concept of vertical farming—using multi-storied buildings and tiers of planters to grow a variety of crops. He envisions skyscrapers in the middle of large cities providing fresh produce yearround for the cities’ inhabitants. Since population trend estimates predict that by the year 2050‚ nearly 80% of the world’s people will dwell in cities‚ having food sources close to where

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