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creating an architecture of serendipity

Submitted by Anne Dalke on Wed, 08/14/2013 - 10:25am.

thanks for these (re)sources; i esp. like how grid magazine plays w/ our notion of playing on the grid that is philly.

seemingly even further afield, but i think spot on, is this piece by cass sunstein on creating an architecture of serendipity....this, too, i think, articulates what we are aiming towards, taking the city (rather than books) as our primary text for interpretation and re-creation....



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