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Brennan+Company Architects is interested in the possibility of creative and healthy relationships between both our culture and our human sense of place and their impact on the natural world. We try to sift through the chatter to bring you the most interesting ideas and inspirations about design, sustainability and culture from around the world.
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Brennan+Company Architects is interested in the possibility of creative and healthy relationships between both our culture and our human sense of place and their impact on the natural world. We try to sift through the chatter to bring you the most interesting ideas and inspirations about design, sustainability and culture from around the world.
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1 comment:
It seemed to me more like Libeskind was just flapping his gums. There wasn't much to his talk apart from him stroking his own ego. Weird.
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