” A great architect is not made by way of a brain nearly so much as he is made by way of a cultivated, enriched heart.”- Frank Lloyd Wright

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~ Monday, March 25 ~
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Berlin’s Architectural Wasteland (via Berlin’s Architectural Wasteland)

Berlin’s Architectural Wasteland (via Berlin’s Architectural Wasteland)

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~ Thursday, March 7 ~
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Luxury Project Suspended: Protests in Berlin Save the Wall for Now (via Luxury Project Suspended: Protests in Berlin Save the Wall for Now)

Luxury Project Suspended: Protests in Berlin Save the Wall for Now (via Luxury Project Suspended: Protests in Berlin Save the Wall for Now)

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~ Wednesday, December 26 ~
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1 Bligh Street wins the The International Highrise Award 2012 (via 1 Bligh Street wins the The International Highrise Award 2012)

1 Bligh Street wins the The International Highrise Award 2012 (via 1 Bligh Street wins the The International Highrise Award 2012)

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~ Sunday, October 28 ~
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Monument to freedom and unity in Leipzig / Germany by Mateo Arquitectura (via Monument to freedom and unity in Leipzig / Germany by Mateo Arquitectura)

Monument to freedom and unity in Leipzig / Germany by Mateo Arquitectura (via Monument to freedom and unity in Leipzig / Germany by Mateo Arquitectura)

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~ Wednesday, September 19 ~
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(via Luftschloss - The Cloud Castle, Berlin / Germany by Borgman)

(via Luftschloss - The Cloud Castle, Berlin / Germany by Borgman)

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~ Thursday, March 22 ~
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Historians, architects, archaeologists and volunteers in Germany are teaming up to build a medieval monastery the old-fashioned way. Working conditions will be strictly 9th-century, without machines, rain jackets or even coffee. It will take decades, but they hope to garner fresh insights into everyday life in the 800s. (via Building a Monastery the Medieval Way)

Historians, architects, archaeologists and volunteers in Germany are teaming up to build a medieval monastery the old-fashioned way. Working conditions will be strictly 9th-century, without machines, rain jackets or even coffee. It will take decades, but they hope to garner fresh insights into everyday life in the 800s. (via Building a Monastery the Medieval Way)

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~ Wednesday, March 14 ~
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The tiny village of Feldheim, some 60 kilometers southwest of Berlin, was catapulted by chance to the forefront of the renewable energy movement. Now visitors from around the world are flocking to this otherwise unremarkable rural community to see if they can replicate its success. (via German Village Becomes Model for Renewable Energy)

The tiny village of Feldheim, some 60 kilometers southwest of Berlin, was catapulted by chance to the forefront of the renewable energy movement. Now visitors from around the world are flocking to this otherwise unremarkable rural community to see if they can replicate its success. (via German Village Becomes Model for Renewable Energy)

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~ Thursday, February 23 ~
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Hamburg city is suing the firm building its landmark new concert hall for going tens of millions of euros over-budget and being at least four years late. (via Hamburg sues over Herzog & de Meuron’s pricey, late concert hall)

Hamburg city is suing the firm building its landmark new concert hall for going tens of millions of euros over-budget and being at least four years late. (via Hamburg sues over Herzog & de Meuron’s pricey, late concert hall)

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~ Saturday, February 18 ~
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(via Palestinian Villages May Soon Go Dark Once Again)

(via Palestinian Villages May Soon Go Dark Once Again)

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~ Sunday, February 5 ~
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(via Building After Auschwitz)

(via Building After Auschwitz)

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