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selophane.blog |
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http://www.selophane.com/ |
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English |
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architecture, design, urbanism |
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This blog is comprised of the musings of an unlicensed architect. Some of the topics I discuss are architecture, design, environmentalism, urbanism, et al. |
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37 Followers |
Fairfax Circle
[Image via The Library of Virginia.]
There has been a number of posts recently online decrying planning moves by Fairfax City that have been seen as anti-pedestrian and pro-vehicle. I believe that Fairfax Circle is the perfect place for Fairfax to make some planning changes that can be both car and pedestrian friendly.
As [...]Post from: selophane.blogFairfax Circle
Apologies for the interruptions
So one of my rules about writing for this blog is that I don’t write about details within my personal life. Well, to explain why I haven’t posted I need to break this cardinal rule.
My world has been in a bit of flat spin these past few days. To understand why I need [...]Post from: selophane.blogApologies for the interruptions
Tuesday – Time for Links
I was not able to post anything yesterday, because I had a job interview. Now I present you my weekly links of interest.
I have a new article on DC Metrocentric This one is a further exploration on my opinions of the Solar Decathlon.
In case you missed it last week, I wrote an article [...]Post from: selophane.blogTuesday – Time for Links
Solar Decathlon
Today I headed down to the Solar Decathlon on the National Mall. While there I was able to tour 15 of the 20 homes. I was happy to see that the Mall was crowded with people braving the wet and cold to visit these houses, even if that meant that the lines for [...]Post from: selophane.blogSolar Decathlon
Wednesday – App Review – CardSnap
It took me a while to find an app that could successfully translate any business card into a contact. I tried out apps that limited the number of contact fields and the types of fields (e.g., no e-mail addresses or job titles), but eventually decided to bite the bullet and pay the rather hefty [...]Post from: selophane.blogWednesday – App Review – CardSnap
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