How, why and what has happened to the GJA can be understood to a greater extent by reading this book, this author thinks.
The text image below is capture of a particularly interesting section.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Book look....Redeveloping Industrial Sites : A Guide for Architects, Planners, and Developers
The blog would like to share the existence of an immensely well written book, it which the subject manner has deep relevance to the greater Junction area.
How, why and what has happened to the GJA can be understood to a greater extent by reading this book, this author thinks.
The text image below is capture of a particularly interesting section.
How, why and what has happened to the GJA can be understood to a greater extent by reading this book, this author thinks.
The text image below is capture of a particularly interesting section.
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I like this feature of the blog a lot. Also like the title. More please. :)
ReplyDeleteJunctioneer, have you been to NYC? SOHO is probably the nicest place to see reuse in Manhattan. I agree & like the article.
ReplyDeleteHow Buildings Learn by Stewart Brand is a great book as well. With a lot of informative case studies.
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