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    some boring‚ and some downright crazy. Some work at a jaw crusher plant‚ some work at a beautiful office. Everyone has a story to tell‚ chances are that it will be worth listening to。 Instead of looking out your office window to see a hundred skyscrapers staring back at you‚ you will get the chance to see the world in all its natural beauty. See the deserts of Africa or the jungles of the Amazon with your own eyes instead of looking at a still image in a book。 You might already be book smart but

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    grow out of and express the potentialities of their materials and structural engineering.” Thus‚ the style uses steel and glass‚ right angles‚ a sleek appearance‚ and lacks any apparent decoration. This design is seen most nowadays in American skyscrapers‚ which started to emerge after the style spread

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    fundamental issue in the context of the book is who has the divine right to dictate the fate of that magnitude. In America’s short history‚ we have used the axe at a disproportionately greater rate than the shovel. The chips are scattered under every skyscraper‚ highway‚ and dam. How exactly can cost benefit analysis be used to measure the transformation of a thriving forest into cow pasture or a golf course? The mathematician is biased in his or her calculation and is simply shortsighted. The modern

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    was the first deliberate planning of a suburban area. However‚ the second example as Radiant City proposed by Le Corbusier was developed adversely. His intention was to bring the country into the city. His dream city would be composed mainly of skyscrapers within a park. Now that’s an extraordinarily high population density but only 12% of the ground would be occupied by the buildings. He also proposed that heavy traffic would proceed at basement level and lighter traffic at ground level. So‚ pedestrianed

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    ignore it. So look around‚ take in the little things. Remember the things you’ve grown to ignore‚ or even despise the monotony of. The world is brimming with marvels to be found. Awe is emanating from every blade of grass‚ and from every imposing skyscraper. Awe is all around us‚ and the world is begging for you to find

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    atmospheres and the impressive beauty with Tokyo’s extraordinary skyscrapers. Big Hero 6 took a risky chance at creating something totally new that Disney has never done before. The development of the new animated software they use is hyperion. For example‚ the virtual city looks real due to the composition of the natural bounce of lighting and shading of the buildings like they would portray in real life. Throughout the film‚ the skyscrapers of San Fransokyo are particularly striking. The roads are filled

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    municipal leaders in Detroit‚ led by Henry Ford II‚ announced the plans for a aspiring project that would change Detroit’s skyline and wishfully‚ out the city on the right path back to renaissance (Encyclopedia.) The Renaissance Center is seven linked skyscrapers in the Downtown area of Detroit. The complex is located in the International Riverfront‚ and is owned by General Motors. The building of the complex began in 1973 and was completely finished in 1981‚ and renovated in 2004. The original builder‚

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    same stories over and over again‚ but altered slightly to sustain an illusion of choice. Michael Eisner claims that synergy doesnt hurt society as long as the quality of programs remains high. Eisners argument thus seems to be a restatement of the skyscraper model—as long as television conglomerates promote high culture‚ we have nothing to fear. The unfortunate problem is that quality is subjective. One countrys quality is another countrys low culture. In addition‚ the idea of broadcasting on the basis

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    urban transportation made it possible for more people to immigrate into the cities making it even bigger. As cities expanded outward‚ they also soared upward‚ since increasing land values in the central business district dictated the construction. Skyscrapers had replaced church spires as the dominant feature of American urban skylines and the buildings mostly had electric lights for commercial purposes. Urbanization and industrialization greatly changed the American city to what it is today. Commercial

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    in order to visit and worship the remnants of saints and martyrs. People traveled far and wide to visit sites and see relics believing them to have healing powers. Gothic style architecture included big churches called cathedrals which had tall skyscraper-like towers. They made them

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