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    The Fountainhead novel‚ movie by Ayn Rand‚ she represents her concerns with the rights of the individual over the demands of society and expounds her belief that genius entitles the superior man to ignore moral and ethical restrictions. However‚ the fountainhead takes place in the United States‚ mostly in New York city during the 1920s and 1930s‚ it describes the lives of two classmates Peter Keating and Howard Roark. Howard Roark who is a fiercely independent innovative architect struggling

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    People from outside of Houston may find a strange to see a plastic surgery clinic next to a middle school‚ or an erotic clothing store next to the city’s busiest mall and tallest skyscraper. This may not only be anti-aesthetic but if a nightclub or auto-repair shop opens in a neighborhood it can also drive down the value of nearby homes. Homeowners want their home to be an investment and want the value of their house to increase overtime

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    retain the capacity to stoke out our most atavistic fears”(pg. 490). An inference that can be drawn from that would that humans have flaws and the use of robots can help make up for what humans lack. For example if someone had to wash windows on a skyscraper and they were afraid of heights that person wouldn’t do it‚ but with the use of robots the job will not only be completed but the robot would make sure that the job is taken care of in a very efficient manner. A major downfall of the article is

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    “The Falling Girl” is abstract and artistic depiction of young woman’s journey to the ground after releasing her grip from the railing of a skyscraper. She does not fall in traditional fashion but rather floats at a decided speed waving to the skyscrapers tenants as she passes. Her descent marked with quick verbal exchanges and internal musings of the ever-changing social classes gathered on the various floors. Although outwardly she is falling‚ during much of the prose there is a deeper theme akin

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    addiction. Then in rehab she had discovered something big‚ she was bipolar. It all became clear then‚ and once she was released she made a song about being stronger‚by the name of “Skyscraper.” Soon enough after all of this occured she decided to drop her show Sonney with a Chance‚and to move on. ("Lovato’s Ride to the Top: ’Skyscraper’ Rockets Troubled Star to No. 10 on Hot

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    “Things happen at such a speed‚ in such a fragmented way‚ and with so little governmental oversight that to find one person with a complete grasp of what’s going on is a very‚ very difficult task‚” said Reinier de Graaf to Steven Zachs of Metropolis Magazine about the city of Dubai. Dubai is a city with very little history as a town and even less history as a major city; however it has ignited much research‚ controversy and many to stare in awe from its rapid urbanization. The research will

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    earthquakes

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    retrospectively scientists have found compelling evidence of human contributions to a number of quakes. One way humans can increase chances of an earthquake is with skyscrapers. In Taipei‚ Taiwan stands the worlds tallest building. Built in 2002 and weighing 770‚000 pounds‚ the building was installed with extra steel and concrete to make the skyscraper durable enough to with stand typhoon winds and earthquakes. Though ironic enough‚ geologist Cheng-Horn Lin thinks that the over sized building is putting to

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    With these four buildings mentioned‚ different levels of sustainability can be noted. For example the World Columbian Exposition was built with wood‚ concrete‚ and stone‚ so the buildings could be built faster and the plan was to destroy the buildings once the fair was done. During construction there were many times were the buildings roofs would get destroyed due to storms. There was also another threat that the fair proposed that the other three buildings did not has which was sickness and no

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    A wonderful place

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    Cited: The Warrior Tours. “China Guide”< http://www.warriortours.com/cityguides/shanghai.htm> Leard‚ Daniel. “Peaceful paths of Portland’ Chinese garden nurture the senses.” Marshall‚ Samantha. “ShangHai Tower‚ China.” New Chinese Skyscraper‚ 2008.

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    These ideas are understood through his use of a vivid color scheme. Kooning jumps from blue to green to pink to yellow‚ which are‚ mostly primary colors. Kooning used the brighter colors to create a sense of light and reflections. To depict the skyscrapers‚ he took advantage of his use of negative space. The unpremeditated temperament of the painting stimulates the rapid pace and the abrasive sediment of New York

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