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Readings of Gordon Matta-Clark

July 20, 2019by neath Leave a comment

Very hot afternoon. There were some readings of the artist Gordon Matta-Clark‘s notes and letters on the lawn of the Canadian Centre for Architecture today. Really interesting despite the heat.

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architecture, Community, Montreal, Urban

Walk # 16

August 30, 2016by neath 1 Comment

“Go outside. Don’t tell anyone and don’t bring your phone. Start walking and keep walking until you no longer know the road like the palm of your hand, because we […]

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architecture, Montreal, Walking

View of Verdun

October 2, 2015by neath 1 Comment

Taken from a window on the fifth floor at City Hall.

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architecture, Black and White, Photographs

Victor Lane

April 15, 2015by neath 2 Comments

Took a walk down Victor Lane the other day. It runs behind the north side of Wellington from Strathmore down to Hickson. There are three lanes in Verdun that have […]

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architecture, Community, Photographs

Ice Storm 2015

January 6, 2015by neath 2 Comments

Nothing like ’98 but still there are people without power, treacherous walking and driving conditions. Nature at it’s finest, cold, brutal, beautiful.

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architecture, Community, Photographs

Women Are Heroes

April 20, 2014by neath Leave a comment

Courtesy of JR, this classic film shows the artist’s Women Are Heroes project in the Morro da Providencia flavela in Rio de Janiero, Brazil in 2008. JR’s intention in Women […]

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Activism, architecture, Democracy

Abandoned Romeo and Juliet

November 21, 2013by neath Leave a comment
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architecture, Art, Photographs

Rest Stops : Vanishing Relics of the American Roadside – Ryann Ford

June 14, 2013by neath Leave a comment

Rest Stops : Vanishing Relics of the American RoadsideLiterally, before our eyes, rest stops are vanishing from the landscapes of America. All over the country, rest areas are losing the […]

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architecture, Projects

Flâneurs in Automobiles – Learning From Las Vegas Revisited

October 30, 2010by neath 3 Comments

Flâneurs in Automobiles* | Venturi and Scott Brown on the Road « dpr-barcelona.         Could be a very interesting read, but I think I will hold off […]

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architecture, Kitsch

Tokyo Vertical Buildings

October 25, 2010by neath Leave a comment

tokyo vertical buildings.     From Polar Inertia

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architecture, Photography

La Chapelle des Franciscains

February 21, 2010by neath Leave a comment

Church that burned down on Rene Levesque earlier this month. Some of the other section in the back looks salvageable.

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architecture, Photography

Concordia Needs Some Colour

February 20, 2010by neath Leave a comment

Or something. If you walk west along de Maisonneuve you will see Concordia’s concentration of buildings looking like a strange compressed overlap of styles. Here is the view from 8 […]

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architecture, Photography

Irish Handball Alleys

June 23, 2009by neath Leave a comment

Thanks to Pruned for finding this unique architectural collection of Irish Handball Allies. Most of them are not that old but it is interesting how so many of them have […]

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architecture, Photography

Griffintown’s New City Gas Co. In Trouble

March 5, 2009by neath 2 Comments

Nice, almost Dickensian feel to that header. Article in today’s Gazette about how the building could vibrate to death if a new dedicated south shore bus service road is built […]

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architecture, Development, Griifintown

A Different Turcot Idea

January 28, 2009by neath 6 Comments

One of the options  Transports Quebec had  on the table with the Turcot Interchange was to simply renovate and strengthen the current interchange. It was estimated that this would cost […]

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architecture, Construction, Development, Driving, environment, transportation

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