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Keeping Students Awake ... and More Productive ...

A. Siegel | Posted April 20, 2008 | Living


A. Siegel

The Washington Post featured a local high school's green renovation in Titans of Ecology, which began

At the brand-new T.C. Williams High in Alexandria, a modern "green" school, students say the environmentally friendly design has led to a serious lifestyle change: They can't doze in class anymore because...

Why the New New Yorkers Live in Glass Houses

Ed Hamilton | Posted November 13, 2007 | Living


Ed Hamilton

Writers have been expending a lot of ink lately in trying to figure out who in their right mind would want to move into one of these leaky aquariums developers keep building all over New York City. The short answer, according to Penelope Green in Sunday's Week in Review section...

Why Bad Buildings Happen to Good Cities: Some Grumblings on Trump Place, the Hearst Tower, and the New MOMA

Sherman Yellen | Posted October 16, 2007 | Living


Sherman Yellen

By way of full disclosure I must confess that I am a passionate lover of cities and of their great architecture, but with no formal architectural training to give academic weight to my opinions. I'm just a cranky, opinionated guy with a strong point of view. So read further at...

Beijing Debuts World's Largest Airport Terminal

Times of London   |  Jane Macartney   |   September 13, 2007 08:35 PM


China offered a first glimpse into the world's biggest airport terminal yesterday and admitted that the £1.8 billion colossus will soon be too small to cope with demand. The new Terminal 3 will allow 90 million passengers to pass through...

 

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