Architects Arakawa and Madeline Gins believe that you have a right not to die. Reversible destiny comes as part of their services to you as an architect and designers.
“We believe we can help extend your lives,” architects’ claim.
They recently completed a house (not for mortals) in East Hamoton, New York. The house is called Bioscleave [...]
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Who Loves Architecture?
Posted in Architecture, Culture, Discussion, Humor, Peoples' Places, tagged Architecture, Communities, Country, Destination, Humor, Lighter Side of Architecture, Society, Stuff White People Like, Travel on April 3, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I have never heard of a profession being related to a particular community or country. Never heard, “Oh, this country produces maximum architects,” or “Architects of this country are the best,” or “This is a country of Architects”, or even “This country loves her Architects.”
Though I have heard about particular communities or countries becoming famous [...]
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