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A#0020: #39;Stereotype #39; at BSA (Boston Society of Architects) Nov. 2014
Came across this exhibition by chance. Love the typo arts.

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Architects - Naysayer | Anavae
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BNIM Architects - Streetcars in the city
Excellence in Infrastructure submission for project: Kansas City Streetcar Transit Oriented Development Project The City and its project team (BNIM, HNTB, HD...

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Architects Interview | Demos For Upcoming Album | Heavier Sound
We sat down with Sam from Architects to talk about the success of their most recent album Lost Forever // Lost Together and how that success changes things up for the band.

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Pier Solar and the Great Architects - Part 1
Pier Solar and the Great Architects (Part 1) is a homebrew role-playing video game developed and published by WaterMelon for the Sega Genesis. The game was released worldwide on December 20, ...

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Architects, builders and consulting civil engineers cleaned the city bus stand at Gandhipuram here on Sunday, as part of the Clean India Campaign.

V. Unnikrishnan, convener for the initiative here, said about 120 architects, builders and engineers were supported by nearly 50 volunteers of Round Table 31.

Staff from Coimbatore Corporation and local shop keepers joined the organisers in the cleaning drive.

The cleaning went on for about four hours on Sunday morning. We plan to organise similar cleaning drive once a month at a select public place, he said. Some of the commuters also joined us, he added.

The programme was organised by the local chapters of the Builders Association of India, Indian Institute of Architects and Association of Consulting Civil Engineers (India) and the Round Table.

We were inspired the campaign launched by the Prime Minister and wanted to do something similar in Coimbatore, he said.

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Sun 16th Nov, 2014 in News

English metalcore crew Architects will return to Australia in April for their first national headline tour since 2010.

The band was here in September supporting The Amity Affliction and played two intimate headline gigs in which both sold out in less than 48 hours, but on their return in 2015 theyll play their own dates in Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Newcastle and Brisbane in addition to Sydney and Melbourne shows.

Touring their sixth album, Lost Forever, Lost Together, Architects will be supported by two bands from California Stick To Your Guns and Being As An Ocean and Sydney five piece Stories who will release their debut album just before the tour kicks off.

Thursday, April 9 Capitol, Perth (18+) Friday, April 10 HQ, Adelaide (Lic/AA) Saturday, April 11 Arrows, Melbourne (AA) Sunday, April 12 170 Russell, Melbourne (18+) Wednesday, April 15 Anu Bar, Canberra (18+) Thursday, April 16 Roundhouse , Sydney (Lic/AA) Friday, April 17 Cambridge Hotel, Newcastle (18+) Saturday, April 18 The Hifi, Brisbane (18+)

Tickets on sale Thursday, November 27

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Fort Worth, Texas (PRWEB) November 17, 2014

Historic bricks from the Roman Forum and other world landmarks were displayed in the Acme Brick Company booth at this years convention of the Texas Society of Architects (TSA) in Houston.

The brick were from Acmes Walter R. Bennett Collection which is housed at Acmes Fort Worth, Texas headquarters. Bennett, son of company founder George Bennett, traveled the world collecting bricks from every continent for his collection. Bricks on display in the Acme Brick booth at TSA are from Pompeii, the Roman Forum, the Great Wall of China, Phi Mai Temple in Thailand, the U.S. Capitol Building, Bostons Old State House, the foundation of the Statue of Liberty, Knights of Pythias Hall in Fort Worth, Texas and the Citadel Laferriere in Haiti. Bennetts goal was to demonstrate that cultures around the globe valued genuine brick as the ultimate building material. A dramatic, circular 6 x 44 photographic mural depicting these sites served as a backdrop to the collection.

The brick shown at the Houston event were protected by Pinkerton, the famed risk management agency that traces its roots back to 1850. Acme Brick CEO and President, Dennis Knautz said, Most of the brick in this collection are one of a kind and irreplaceable, so we thought it wise to hire the best in the business to keep them secure. Scott Spencer, Pinkertons Houston Operations Manager said, We were honored to be selected as the security provider for this museum-quality collection, and have a wealth of knowledge in keeping priceless collections secure while preserving the exhibit experience for all visitors to enjoy.

The TSA convention was attend by some 3,500 architects and industry professionals November 6 & 7 in Houstons George R. Brown Convention Center. Acme Brick executives believe that the educational brick display has increased architects awareness of the role that hard-fired brick has played in cultures worldwide.

Acme Brick Company, founded in 1891, is the nations largest brickmaker. Acme operates 26 brick plants and has 70 company-owned sales offices across 17 states, plus a nationwide network of independent distributors. Other Acme operations include American Tile & Stone; Featherlite Building Products; Innovative Building Products; and Texas Quarries. Acme Brick Company has been a wholly-owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. since 2000. For more information visit us at http://www.brick.com. Also find us on Facebook at facebook.com/acmebrickco .

ABOUT PINKERTON Pinkerton traces its roots to 1850, when Allan Pinkerton founded the Pinkerton National Detective Agency. Today, Pinkerton offers organizations a range of corporate risk management services from security consulting and investigations to executive protection, employment screening and protective intelligence. With employees and offices worldwide, Pinkerton maintains an unmatched reputation for protecting clients and their assets around the globe. For more information, visit: http://www.pinkerton.com.

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Construction starts on new international terminal at Queenstown Airport

Queenstown Airport is moving into an exciting new development phase with construction starting on its new international terminal, a project which will expand the current building footprint by a third in time for next winter.

Driven by strong year-on-year international passenger growth, the 4,080sqm addition to the southern end of the terminal will double the size of the airports international operations, allowing it to better cater for existing passenger volumes and accommodate future growth.

The new building has been designed to blend in with the wider terminal but while the outer shell will be completed by June 2015, the interior will be developed in three stages.

Stage One will be ready for next winter with new international arrival and departure lounges, a new Customs area, airside retail stores, baggage claim and handling areas, a covered walkway, and office space. The changes will allow the airport to process up to 1,000 passengers per hour compared to the current 480.

Stage Two will involve spatial reconfiguration to simplify passenger flows between Customs, baggage reclaim and the Ministry of Primary Industries biosecurity area, as well as housing extra staff facilities.

While Stage Three is predicted to be several years away, it will centre around developing a mezzanine floor, potentially for more gate lounges and retail space.

Queenstown Airport Corporation (QAC) Chief Executive Scott Paterson said that more space was needed to meet the surging international demand so it made sense to be able to build a larger building shell and have time and flexibility to develop within it.

The pop-up structure we installed this winter worked really well and gave us more space for international passengers but we need permanent terminal capacity.

Our airlines are supportive of the scale of the new build which will give us the flexibility to move into the space when triggered by demand, he said.

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