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The MET’s Paul Rudolph exhibit fails to encapsulate the creativity of architecture
Paul Rudolph was an iconic American architect, known for his use of reinforced concrete and complex floor plans which set the stage for modern…
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Opinion: Am I a self-loathing Jew?
Some of my favorite childhood memories include gathering around the table and lighting the Menorah candles, sitting on the floor with my cousins while…
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Opinion: Joel Towers: A bad feeling or a new hope?
During my first semester studying architecture, I was in Design Studio 1, and Joel Towers happened to be a critic on my first architectural…
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