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01 Oct 2010 - 23 Oct 2010 Two German Architectures is a survey exhibition on the architectural achievements of East and West Germany prior to reunification in 1989. Presented at the Gallery of Australian Design by the Goethe-Institut Australia. The exhibition approaches its subject with more questions than answers while tracing the diverging and converging aspects of the two apparently separate architectural discourses. The cultural, political and economic contexts of the built works are examined in light of different consenting authorities and architectural history.

GAD - Gallery of Australian Design | exhibitions

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One World Trade Center, whose completion has been consistently delayed, has finally reached 100 stories high. The green skyscraper rises on the 16 acre site that once held the Twin Towers. When completed, http://inhabitat.com/

Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World

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Architecture . Design . Sustainability | Welcome to FuturArc Magazine

In the past decade Asia's building sector has slowly come around to the idea of the Green building. The movement has picked up pace since 2005 with the introduction of, at last count, 13 national Green building assessment tools. Despite a steep rise in the number of certified buildings, the approach to Greening is fragmented and cautious at best. The Asian Green building does not do enough to mitigate impact nor do the conventions of Greening address the diverse needs of the region and its people. An urgent rethink is needed. http://www.futurarc.com/
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ArchDaily | Broadcasting Architecture Worldwide

Project Team: Paul Diederen, Irene Horvers, Fabianne Riolo, Cyriel Heemels, Edgar Claassen, Ronald Van, Aggelen, Susanne Tissen, Annemiek Bergman.