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Taliesin Mod.Fab™

in Architecture by Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin students (

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Ethel Baraona Pohl, 6 March 2009

Over the last year, Taliesin Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture graduate and undergraduate students have been blogging on PrairieMod about their project to build a small modern home on the...

The Prayer Chapel

in Architecture by Debartolo Architects (

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archdaily, 19 February 2009

The PRAYER PAVILION OF LIGHT is part of a 58-acre church campus in Phoenix, Arizona, USA. Sited along the edge of a desert preserve, a series of inclined, landscaped planes are incised by a 600...

Semiconductor Manufacturing Plant

in Architecture by CH2M HILL
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World Architecture Festival , 20 October 2009

Semiconductor wafer production buildings are the high-tech cradles in which we gestate one of the most vital components in our society: microchips. The process to design such environments requires...

trueNorth

in Architecture by Mark Ryan Studio
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World Architecture Festival , 7 July 2009

Rooted in the long history of this particular place, this campfire on the edge of the water was significantly inspired by the Native American legend of the ‘Great Spirit’. Passed down through the...

Phoenix Civic Space Shade Canopies

in Architecture by Architekton
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archdaily, 25 June 2009

The Phoenix Civic Space weaves together the downtown community with ASU’s Phoenix Campus to create a vital urban center adjacent to the city’s new light rail system. Floating above the park, four...

The Commons

in Architecture by Debartolo Architects (

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archdaily, 27 January 2009

The leadership of a large local church in Arizona challenged DeBartolo Architects to design a building that would be strategically located in the new core of the campus and serve as the social...