Architects of the Mind: A Blueprint for the Human Brain (Trailer)
From the time of the earliest electronic computers, man has dreamed of replicating the human mind in silicon. Are there unbridgeable physical problems that m...
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ARCHITECTS - Broken Cross - INSTRUMENTAL cover
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ARCHITECTS - Live Stream: 01 Gravedigger - Lost Forever / Lost Together
Gravedigger EN: Posting for those who have not seen and who wants to see again. The sound is bad in some parts, it is not my fault 😀 PT: Postando para quem ...
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Richard Gage Talks 9/11 Truth with WAM
On March 19th, 2014 Richard Gage AIA of "Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth" came to Winnipeg as part of his ReThink 9/11 Canada Tour. With him, he brou...
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David Beckham, center with MLS commissioner Don Garber (L) and Miami mayor Carlos Gimenez (R), is eyeing the Port of Miami for his future MLS expansion franchise's stadium location.
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MIAMI (AP) - David Beckham's architects and advisers have recommended the Port of Miami as the stadium site for the Major League Soccer expansion team that will be owned by the former English national team captain.
The plan announced Monday would have an open-air stadium with views of the bay and the downtown skyline. The capacity could be as low as 21,000 or as high as 35,000.
More than 30 sites were evaluated for the stadium. In addition to the recommended site, Marlins Park, Florida International University and a site near the city's airport remain under consideration for the team.
There is no year set for the team to start play.
John Alschuler, chairman of the consulting firm HR&A, said the earliest the new stadium could be ready was 2018. If the team starts play earlier, it would have to play in a temporary home, such as Marlins Park or FIU.
Alschuler said a stadium at the Port of Miami would be built without the use of taxpayer money and that fans could drive there by using the Port of Miami tunnel and seeking limited parking spaces.
Beckham's group envisions perhaps as many as 4,000 fans per game making a ''seven- or eight- minute walk'' across the bridge from where the Miami Heat plays its NBA home games at AmericanAirlines Arena.
''The March to the Match' is a soccer tradition common in Europe and in certain parts of the United States,'' Alschuler said. ''They hang out in bars and march to the match.''
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David Beckham, center with MLS commissioner Don Garber (L) and Miami mayor Carlos Gimenez (R), is eyeing the Port of Miami for his future MLS expansion franchise's stadium location.
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MIAMI (AP) - David Beckham's architects and advisers have recommended the Port of Miami as the stadium site for the Major League Soccer expansion team that will be owned by the former English national team captain.
The plan announced Monday would have an open-air stadium with views of the bay and the downtown skyline. The capacity could be as low as 21,000 or as high as 35,000.
More than 30 sites were evaluated for the stadium. In addition to the recommended site, Marlins Park, Florida International University and a site near the city's airport remain under consideration for the team.
There is no year set for the team to start play.
John Alschuler, chairman of the consulting firm HR&A, said the earliest the new stadium could be ready was 2018. If the team starts play earlier, it would have to play in a temporary home, such as Marlins Park or FIU.
Alschuler said a stadium at the Port of Miami would be built without the use of taxpayer money and that fans could drive there by using the Port of Miami tunnel and seeking limited parking spaces.
Beckham's group envisions perhaps as many as 4,000 fans per game making a ''seven- or eight- minute walk'' across the bridge from where the Miami Heat plays its NBA home games at AmericanAirlines Arena.
''The March to the Match' is a soccer tradition common in Europe and in certain parts of the United States,'' Alschuler said. ''They hang out in bars and march to the match.''
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Those of us who live close to the equator take a daily alternation of light and dark for granted. But in the far Scandinavian north, brief summers of blinding, perpetual sunlight alternate with months of bleak, S.A.D.-inducing darkness, punctuated with ecstatic bursts of Aurora Borealis. In the past few decades, Scandinavian architects have come up with some breathtaking ways to weave these extreme, mystical-seeming light conditions into the very designs of their buildings. In Nordic Light: Modern Scandinavian Architecture, architecture Henry Plummer showcases 50 of these elegant solutions throughout Finland, Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, in more than 500 radiant photographs.
For me, light is the most ecstatic architectural experience there is, and in many ways the best architecture is a preparation for the experience of light, Finnish architect Juhani Pallasmaa once wrote. To let the light in but keep the cold out, some Northern architects transform buildings into optical instruments: theyre shaped as funnels, aimed at the most luminous points of the horizon, and hollowed inside, directing light to the darkest rooms.
Pale materials are especially beloved of these Northern architects, as they reflect and magnify faint illumination like projection screens. The blond pine of Finland's Turku Chapel, the 5 million yellow bricks of Copenhagen's Grundtvigs Church, and the silvery-white walls of Finland's Myyrmki Church turn interiors into radiant havens. In Regnbeun Arkitekters Antvorskov Church in Denmark, pure, white light brightens gradually towards the altar, where a slit in the roof and side windows let light stream in. But all this incandescence isnt just practical, Plummer writes: This peaceful radiance, devoid of matter, touches a chord in the human soul.
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Architects - Follow The Water ending live @ Koko
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Edinburgh Architects - A Better Solution Than Google Adwords
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Architects [almost full set] Dordrecht , Netherlands
Saturday 15 maart / march 2014 @ Bibelot.
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