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Tag: Sustainable Design

  • by designthebottomline
  • Posted on February 2, 2015May 17, 2015

Landscape is the New Urbanism

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The Rock is always a classic #rockerfellercenter Guggenheim still awe inspiring and futuristic after 55 years thank you #frankllyodwright NYC Public Library circa 1911 in classical Beaux-Arts style. Concrete pour in Indianapolis Friday before #laborday Monon greenway in Carmel is an amazing urban amenity for the community that’s driving development and adding over 1,300 housing units over the last several years Philly city hall in all its second empire glory. First photos taken at 6:30, 8:30am and 8:30pm - amazing difference light makes to the appearance of the building. Topped out, with Billy Penn statue in 1894 at 548 feet.

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Mark Cahill is an architect specializing in branding retail environments that enhance the consumer experience. Observations are my own.

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dzignbottomline Mark Cahill @dzignbottomline ·
30 Mar

Sounds about right for all permits on the west coast!

The Babylon Bee @TheBabylonBee

Lego Introduces ‘California Home’ Set Where Kids Fill Out Permit And Wait 2 Years For Approval https://buff.ly/DAT14Sf

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dzignbottomline Mark Cahill @dzignbottomline ·
28 Feb

“Understanding consumers enables cultural relevance , which drives brand desire, which is what fuels performance, and sales” Joon Silverstein - Coach CMO - Mapping Coach’s Course Toward $10 Billion in Sales

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dzignbottomline Mark Cahill @dzignbottomline ·
28 Feb

So Just-In-Time home delivery started in 1881 did not know that. Fascinating.

Tock @yvan_theriault

En 1881, un grand magasin de Chicago a fait quelque chose qui allait tranquillement changer le monde pour toujours.
Ils ont regardé leurs clients - des femmes en jupes longues qui naviguaient dans les rues boueuses, des hommes d'affaires sans temps à perdre - et ont fait une

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dzignbottomline Mark Cahill @dzignbottomline ·
1 Jan

Diagrid’s early use in 1963 is the precursor to current use in modern buildings including skyscrapers

Midwest Modern @JoshLipnik

United Steelworkers Building (1963)
Pittsburgh, PA

Innovative for its load-bearing diagrid structure, which influenced many future skyscrapers, designed by the firm Curtis & Davis. Built and named for its originally anchor tenant IBM and purchased by the United Steelworkers in

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