Algae Tower housing clusters at downtown 
Algae Aquaculture and Tower zone at downtown SF Bay waterfront
Hydro-Net, by San Francisco architects IwamotoScott, who spoke last year at BLDGBLOG's San Francisco event, has been making the rounds lately, popping up on all sorts of architecture and design blogs – but rightly so: it won first prize in the History Channel's recent "City of the Future" competition, and it offers up some fascinating urban re-design ideas......Leading me to ask: Does architecturally reimagining the surface of the earth mean that one is inherently Heideggerian? The landscape is extended, no longer serving as mere ground, or foundation, but structure.
Excerpted from BLDGBLOG's Network Hydrology
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Murst! Sweet finds.
I thought the Senate's warrantless spying vote today was telling: The vote also provided an opportunity to showcase the key differences on national security between presidential candidates, as Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) voted against immunity for telecoms, and Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), voted to keep immunity in the bill. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) did not show up for the vote. All three candidates were in the Washington area Tuesday morning for the region's three primaries.
Gnarly waves. :)
It would be nice to get back to the rule of law around here. Is that too much to ask?
Woohoo! Obama just made an anti-Exxon statement in his winning speech!
@Buzz saw,
Why do you always have to rain on my f-ing parade?
Taking on Exxon is pretty awesome.
Why do you always have to rain on my f-ing parade?
Sorry.
@Buzz saw,
You didn't have to delete your comment. I was being somewhat hyperbolic.
Hi akubi,
I didn't realize that I was "always" raining on your parade. I get accused of that at home sometimes too. My point was that I am afraid to be hopeful for B.O. to get elected, because our gubbermint is so corrupt, that's all.
I didn't realize that I was "always" raining on your parade.
You aren't - that's why I said I was being hyperbolic.
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