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Brooklyn Bridge Park
“Rising Currents: Projects for New York’s Waterfront” at MOMA
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- J_Matthew Thomas
- Architect, etc. with focus on Food & Shelter. www.studiotaos.com, Taos, New Mexico, USA
Last 20 Books Read List
- Al Manakh 2 - Volume
- In Utopia - J.C. Hallman
- The World is Flat - T. Friedman
- Expanding Architecture - B. Bell
- Site Matters - C. Burns & A. Khan
- Integral Urbanism - N. Ellin
- Architecture Depends - J. Till
- The Landscape Urbanism Reader - C. Waldheim
- How To Lie with Maps - M. Monmonier
- Design Like You Give a Damn - Arch. for Humanity
- The Tipping Point - Malcolm Gladwell
- Urban Climate Change Crossroads - R. Plunz, M. P. Sutto
- Delirious New York - Rem Koolhaas
- Second Nature - Michael Pollan
- Indefensible Space - Michael Sorkin
- Hot, Flat and Crowded - Thomas Friedman
- The Green Collar Economy - Van Jones
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