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    animu media library’s concrete curves embrace the site’s existing landscape in porto-vecchio

    Animu media library by dominique coulon & associes   Showing up to float previously mentioned its web site in Porto-Vecchio, Corsica, the Animu Media Library by Dominique Coulon & Associés (a lot more in this article) is designed to maintain the present landscape. The library, constructed in collaboration with Amelia Tavella Architectes (additional right here), is described by concrete curves that circumvent the rocks of the web page, as nicely as its several oak and olive trees. Reminiscent of a big sculpture, the task has neither a exact front nor back again, with its elevations going through in all instructions of the town. A light ramp sales opportunities buyers to…

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    Fremont Brewing Is Still Using Concrete Blocks to Prevent RV Parking. So Are the City of Seattle and the US Postal Service.

    Ecology blocks outside Seattle City Light’s substation in Ballard By Erica C. Barnett After at least one formal complaint, the Seattle Department of Transportation has issued a warning—but no penalty—to Fremont Brewing, the company co-owned by city council member-elect Sara Nelson, for obstructing the public right-of-way around its Ballard brewing facility with massive concrete “ecology blocks.” As PubliCola reported last summer, eco blocks—so called because they are a byproduct of concrete production that uses waste that would otherwise occupy landfills—are an inexpensive way for business owners to prevent people living in their vehicles from parking on the street next to their properties. Since the beginning of the pandemic, when the…

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